Does the New Year have you scrambling to wrap up last year’s software development projects? Don’t archive your Jira tickets and Trello boards too quickly!
A good rule of thumb in software development is that your next software project should always be better than your last. Why? Because the lessons you learn and take away from each project should be continuously documented and applied in future projects.
In the words of Rachel Green, every good project should end with closure.
Follow this quick and easy 6-step guide to ensure that you wrap up your software project efficiently and effectively.
A good rule of thumb in software development is that your next software project should always be better than your last. Why? Because the lessons you learn and take away from each project should be continuously documented and applied in future projects.
In the words of Rachel Green, every good project should end with closure.
Follow this quick and easy 6-step guide to ensure that you wrap up your software project efficiently and effectively.