Articles on building, testing, and managing software.
In the world of software development, the “Rule of Ten” is a brutal economic reality: the cost of fixing a bug increases tenfold at each subsequent stage of the product lifecycle. A flaw that costs $100 to fix while a developer is writing the code can escalate to $1,000 during formal testing, and balloon to … Read more
The long-term cost of software is not determined by its initial development budget, but by the accumulation of Technical Debt—the deferred structural flaws and shortcuts taken for the sake of speed. Continuous application testing services are the most effective proactive tool for mitigating this debt, transforming the development process from a chaotic rush to a … Read more
The complexity of modern applications—with microservices, cloud deployments, and continuous delivery—demands a testing strategy that moves beyond simple checklists. The true mark of a world-class developer is the ability to prioritize testing based on risk. In any software project, there are three fundamental risk categories whose failure can sink an application. By grouping the traditional … Read more
In the past decade, Latin America has moved from being just a destination for outsourcing low-cost IT tasks to a region producing some of the best custom development companies in the world. The talent pool here is young, adaptable, and highly connected with the global tech ecosystem. Many firms in the region are now positioning … Read more