What is an MVP? The term “MVP” was first introduced by Frank Robinson in 2001 and stands for “Minimum Viable Product”. It’s used to build a set of simple core features for any product, allowing it to be deployed and absolutely nothing more. It creates enough features...
Nowadays, technology is everywhere we look. However, in companies all over the world there are still some departments that need to boost their efficiency and effectiveness, such is the case of Human Resources, that combine recruiting and staffing, benefits,...
For me, the best part of a project is delivering! Those last couple of hours I spend preparing to make sure the customer is happy with the result. 30 minutes to check tests and see if they are covering everything, 1 hour to deploy the solution and finally another 30...
Web vs Native vs Hybrid approach in mobile applications. There are three main paths to develop a mobile application: Web, Native and Hybrid. How can we decide which is the best approach? The answer isn’t simple, but I’ve done this exercise and will try to share my...
I’ve seen my fair share of projects and customers over the past 10 years working in the software Integration industry. At Polarising, the solid expertise in this area allows me to work every day with a team of Architects capable of determine the best solution to the...
The good thing about being a programmer right now is that there are multiple programming languages to choose from and in each iteration, there are better tools, more support for workloads and fewer annoying bugs. The bad thing about being a programmer right now is...
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