This is the second and final part of the Jetpack Compose series that combines curious excitement with a healthy dose of cautious skepticism. Let’s go!

​​​ArchUnit has many tricks up to its sleeve. We’ve already seen how to check package structure, language elements such as classes, fields, and methods, and how to make sure your layered architecture is sound.

le, we're going to explore feedback mechanisms and purpose in its broader sense. Not just person-to-person feedback, but also product, market, and development practices. We'll back up our points with evidence from psychological research, so buckle up for a fact-based feedback adventure!

DB Scandinavia and Qinshift discuss the future of rail freight, technological innovations, and the impact of automation and digitalization on the logistics industry.

Interview with Ludovic Gaudé

Data management platforms gather third-party data to streamline and enhance advertising processes of ad targeting. Read our article to learn more about DMPs!

​When planning for a milestone such as a release or a development finish, there are several approaches we can choose from. A traditional (and often intuitively chosen) approach is to try to predict and fix all the project imperatives.

​​​​​​Today I'd like to browse into the waters of economics. There are certain concepts that I believe are highly relevant to the way we build software products.

​​The updated scrum guide has been out for more than a year, so many have already written about it. But I would like to take this opportunity to share a few thoughts about the scrum guide as such and also comment on some of the features in the latest update.