From Ph.D. to boutique software developer: An interview with Solwey's Andrew Drach – TechCrunch
Quick summary:
1. For a typical startup product that is at initial phases of developing an MVP, we typically recommend two weeks for discovery and requirements gathering, four weeks for UX/UI design along with infrastructure and architecture design, eight weeks for agile development and continuous testing to implement the major functionality and finally two weeks for deploying the MVP solution and last-minute tweaks.
2. Sometimes, a manager or team lead would be laser-focused on agile ceremonies designed for large distributed teams while the total team size is just two developers working in the same room
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More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/from-phd-to-boutique-software-developer-an-interview-with-solweys-andrew-drach-techcrunch/
Quick summary:
1. For a typical startup product that is at initial phases of developing an MVP, we typically recommend two weeks for discovery and requirements gathering, four weeks for UX/UI design along with infrastructure and architecture design, eight weeks for agile development and continuous testing to implement the major functionality and finally two weeks for deploying the MVP solution and last-minute tweaks.
2. Sometimes, a manager or team lead would be laser-focused on agile ceremonies designed for large distributed teams while the total team size is just two developers working in the same room
#biyro #soccer #goals #teamwork #travel
More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/from-phd-to-boutique-software-developer-an-interview-with-solweys-andrew-drach-techcrunch/