Recent posts tagged project_management

Most teams don’t fail because the agency “can’t build.” They fail because nobody agrees on what done means — and the cracks show up right after the first version ships. Here’s what usually breaks first in this order, based on what I’ve seen across e...

I just published a longer guide comparing in-house vs agency vs freelancers for startup mobile apps. Instead of a link drop, here are the 5 takeaways that actually matter: 1 This is a risk decision delivery, quality, runway, not just a cost decisi...

Business and technical minded people both tend to credit new technology for the gains seen after a system or tool rebuild. They will also often blame the tech for when a rebuild goes awry. But when you examine what actually changed, the technology ra...

Hi all. Ever thought that creating projects for some languages are such as hassle cough C cough. Writing Makefiles/Justfiles until 3AM, getting it to work. Well, I have made a script which automates this project creation , not just for C, but eve...

After having followed the various conventions defined by our Githttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/gitconventions/ and GitHubhttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/githubprocess/ processes, we should now be in a good place to take the code that has been produced...

Scrum was born as the savior of development teams. Now, in too many companies, it’s turned into a corporate religion with more sermons than miracles. And like any bureaucratic religion... it either reforms, or it dies. Scrum: from agile revolut...

!1#The Founder's Dilemma: To Pivot or to Persevere? When you're building something new, whether it's a startup or a project, you'll face a big question over and over: should you stick with your original plan, or is it time for a change? This is the ...