· Peter Rausch
A common mistake is believing that code is perfect and rejecting feedback or criticism. However, accepting feedback and criticism is essential for professional growth and the…
Seeking quick profit or maximizing it without considering product quality is risky. The pressure to deliver untested software can result in serious issues, harming reputation and…
The temptation to add unsolicited features or additional complexity can hinder development. "Gold plating," or adding functionality beyond what is necessary, increases management…
Hostility between developers and QA teams is detrimental. Both teams work towards the same goal: quality software. It is crucial to involve QAs in every stage of the process and…
Defining the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and releasing features gradually is more efficient than overloading a single release with many features. This helps users adapt and…
Copying code without understanding its purpose is risky. It is important to comprehend the code you use, assess its efficiency and readability, and determine if there is a better…
Software development involves interdependent stages. Skipping or postponing tasks directly impacts the final product's quality and delivery deadlines. Professionals should also…
The full article is on the Premiersoft blog.