Most software development projects fail.
How do you define the ultimate success of your project?
These days, more and more people are taking an iterative approach to development. And that’s a very good thing. We have an idea, we validate it with an MVP, and we keep building from there.
How to turn your big idea into a minimum viable product.
Stop depressing the value of design by compartmentalizing it.
If you’re looking to hire a designer for your software product, a word of advice: do not relegate them to a secondary role.
Why you need a daily standup.
A developer from a client team recently asked me why we would need daily standups for the team. "That seems a bit too granular," he said. At MojoTech, we employ daily standups as an essential part of our development process. I've read a few articles and seen a few videos about the benefits of the agile/scrum process, but I'd like to share what we see here at MojoTech.
How You Can Implement Living Documentation (Part 3 in a Series)
How you should write living documentation
Last time, MojoTech Developer David Leal discussed some reasons that should help you to at least consider writing living documentation. (The Why.) In this article, he explores what makes good living documentation. (The How.) Update: Be sure to check out Part Three: How You Can Implement Living Documentation
Why You Should Write Living Documentation
David Leal shares some thoughts on the documentation process.
Selecting Google Maps V3 Markers with Selenium or jQuery
Aaron Snyder recently figured out a way to do some integration testing with Google Maps Markers. He shares it here. Thanks Aaron!
Innovation for grown-up companies
Duncan Shaw (@duncanshaw) is the Managing Director at MojoTech, and works out of our New York City office. He took some time away from fine-tuning his World Cup 2014 bracket to share some thoughts on innovation.