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What are the steps in software development?
Software development follows a structured process involving seven key phases: planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance. Each phase builds upon the previous one to transform initial business requirements into functional, reliable software applications. This systematic approach ensures quality outcomes while managing complexity and reducing risks throughout the development lifecycle. Software development functions as…
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How long does it take to build custom software?
Custom software development typically takes 3 to 18 months depending on project complexity, with simple applications requiring 3-6 months, medium-complexity projects needing 6-12 months, and enterprise-level solutions often taking 12-18 months or longer. The timeline depends on factors like feature requirements, team size, integration needs, and testing phases. Estimating custom software development timeframes isn’t straightforward…
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What is custom software development?
Custom software development is the process of creating tailored applications specifically designed to meet unique business requirements, rather than using generic, off-the-shelf solutions. This approach involves building software from the ground up to address specific operational needs, integrate with existing systems, and provide competitive advantages that standard software cannot deliver. Custom software development represents a…
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What are High Performing Teams?
The motto of ArdentCode is building high performing teams. What does it mean? This is clear – the CLEAR model is what defines our DNA.
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Solo or in a team?
We’ve prepared a summary outlining when it’s better to work alone and when it is more effective to engage a team.
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Case study of Email Editor – great cooperation
The concept of the Email Editor had been analyzed and developed within the Spotler Group for some time. However, due to limited internal resources, it was necessary to open up to an external partner. ArdentCode, with its experience, was the natural choice for the project
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DevOps tooling
How to simplify the introduction of the CD across business units? Read the case study of DevOps tooling. Check needs, approach and results.
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5 proven ways to burn out the best ones
Let’s set some assumptions — ideally, articles about inappropriate management practices should not exist.
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The role of the CTO in building high-performance development teams
The role of the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in building high-performance development teams is becoming more and more important.
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The role of the CTO at different stages of a company’s development and financing
An effective CTO understands very well the need to evolve his or her role through the successive stages of a company’s development.