Project Management for Software Development
Tutorials and tools for managing, estimating, planning and tracking software development projects: PMP, Agile, Scrum, Lean, Kanban
Articles, Blog Posts, Books and Quotes on Software Development Project Management
Rest In Peace (R.I.P. from Latin requiescat in pace) is a sentence that typically appears on Christian tombstones. Software development projects usually have the same destiny. Once they are finished, often the best thing that will happen is a little celebration for the project team.
As companies transition to Agile and Scrum to manage their software development projects, how does this affect the work of business analysts? Nancy Nee, VP Global Product Strategy at ESI International, shares her opinion on the role of business analysts in Agile software development projects.
MongoDB is one of the most popular open source NoSQL database available. This database avoids the traditional table-based relational SQL database structure to favor of JSON-like documents with dynamic schemas. Jenny Richards explains in this article why MongoDB is a good NoSQL implementation for software development projects.
In SQL Server, the Referential Integrity is governed by the fact that there is a defined primary key that will only ever allow unique values. That primary key is used to establish relationships with other tables. This article shows you how to create primary keys in SQL Server.
There are many configurations for developers to work together, but one of the common things that you will share with your colleagues is the toilet. Visiting the lavatories is also something that you will most likely to do every day. You could think of this as an intimate and mandatory...
In a typical website, some element of static reference data exists in the system. This static reference data might never change or might change infrequently. Rather than continually querying for the same data from the database, storing the data in a cache can provide great performance benefits.
Collaborating on deriving scope from goals is undoubtedly the most controversial topic in this book. In the last five years, the surge in popularity of value chains in software development has increased awareness of the idea of collaborating on scope and deriving it from business goals.
This article explores the concept of resiliency in software development and project planning. Resiliency is defined by the capability of an application to recover to a stable, functioning state after failure or adverse events.
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