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Is Agile the ultimate methodology?
Historically, the Agile Manifesto goes back to 2001 when methodologies such as Scrum, Lean, among others already existed and were known as project management practices; which, in the end, contributed enormously for the Agile methodology creation. Source: Chisel Labs Since then, Agile has become for many companies the “go to…
React Test-Driven Development.
At the start of my journey in testing React applications, I experienced frustration with the diversity of testing approaches, methods, and technologies utilized. I found myself asking questions such as “Where do I begin?” and “What precisely should I be testing?”. Some React components appeared to be so simple that…
Applying Agile into my hobby: 6 steps to build the perfect trainset.
I have a trainset layout at home, and it has been quite a journey of complexity and attention to detail in my life! And this is where my professional experience with Agile comes into the rescue. I’ve inherited and purchased material for a trainset with the idea to build a…
Waterfall methodology in IT Projects: Does it still make sense?
With the world permanently changing, countries are always evolving and so are their economies and companies. Especially in the IT sector, changes occur so fast that sometimes it can be challenging to keep up with everything that is new – a revolutionary methodology, a new developed technology, a software that…
Micro Frontends: Basic example with React, Tailwind and Module Federation. (2/2)
This tutorial is a follow up to my previous Micro Frontend (MFE) article, which tackles the basic “What, Why, How” questions of MFEs. The goal is to provide a simple use-case that serves as a launchpad for you to start using Micro Frontends through Module Federation in your projects. Generating…
Micro Frontends: all you need to know to implement it successfully. (1/2)
The current Microservices approach to the backend of dividing the application into several independently deployed projects fixes the monolith problem, but there is still a bottleneck: the Frontend requires a new release of the whole application with the new changes. Micro Frontends (MFEs) solve that problem, by implementing the same…
Agile Scrum Master: My experience with K21.
It was two days of atypical training. Marcos Garrido from K21 made sure of this. Well, for starters he doesn’t follow a classic training plan with the monotonous slide show, not at all. Marcos chose to propose a more relaxed way of passing knowledge, more agile. We had an interactive…
Agile Sprint development: what are the secrets for success?
Project development through sprints is done by a series of iterations that divide the work into tasks to be completed in short periods of time. Many Developers that are familiar with sprints recognise that this methodology helps to deliver a better quality software with fewer headaches. But an Agile Sprint…
My experience with MuleSoft Integration in Polarising’s team.
Six months have passed since I joined Polarising. Time flies when we are excited getting to know a new company, new people, and new ways of working. But for me it has also been an exciting time to learn and challenge myself, especially because I started to develop my knowledge…