Overengineering Syndrome: Less is More in Software Design
How often do you think of designing your application to be one of the best? Some thing that no one has done, or in such a way that no one…
Is Your Development Team Lagging? Uncover Hidden Obstacles
Explore common development team obstacles in our latest blog. Uncover insights into how unclear requirements, dependencies, staffing issues, and lack of focused time hinder software team productivity and find practical solutions to overcome these challenges. Ideal for managers and team leads seeking to boost efficiency in the tech world.
WTF is Code Culture and why should you care?
WTF is Code Culture? No, I'm not just throwing acronyms around here. WTF, in this context, stands for 'What's The Fascination?' And trust me, there's a lot to be fascinated about when it comes to code culture. Let's dive into this mysterious world together, shall we?
Why Idempotency is Critical for Reproducible Data Quality?
Data quality is essential for accurate reporting, analytics, and decision-making. Inaccurate or inconsistent data can lead to wrong decisions, poor business outcomes, and a lack of trust in data-driven decisions.…
The Fundamentals of System Design for Software Engineers
As a software engineer, you know that designing software systems can be challenging. Understanding the fundamentals of system design is crucial for creating scalable, maintainable, and robust software systems. In…
Why do I need to follow Software Development Process?
As a software engineer with several years of experience, I have seen many beginners make the mistake of thinking that it is faster to start coding and finish the project…
Top 30 Best IDEs and Compilers for C/C++
If you’re interested in learning to program in C/C++ you’ll find this list of C/C++ Compilers handy. Here I have list of Top 30 Best IDEs and Compilers for C / C++. Most of these compilers do C++ and C. Just rename the files to have .c for C Programs and .cpp for C++ programs extensions. Below is the list of some best and free C/C++ compilers and IDEs for Computer Programmers.
Data Flow Diagrams (DFD) – Concept, Symbols and Examples
Data flow diagrams (DFD) are graphical representations of the “flow” of data through an information system, modeling its process aspects. A Data Flow Diagram is often used as a preliminary step to create an overview of the system, which can later be elaborated.