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Pair programming has been around for decades, but its role in remote teams has become more meaningful than ever. As companies across the world shifted to distributed work, the way teams collaborate transformed dramatically. What once required two people sitting shoulder-to-shoulder is now happening across continents, connected only by headsets, screens, and a shared repo. Surprisingly, instead of losing effectiveness, pair programming has gained new strength in this environme

Clean code has always been a fundamental aspect of software engineering, but its meaning and application have evolved significantly over time. In the past, it simply meant organizing code neatly; today, it embodies a comprehensive philosophy that shapes team collaboration, system scalability, and the evolution of products far beyond their initial release. In the early days of software development, clean code primarily meant readability. Developers focused on writing code that

Modern software development moves quickly, and most teams want to deliver value without the stress and chaos that used to surround big release days. This is where continuous delivery and continuous deployment come in. They may sound almost identical, but the experience of working with them feels very different, and choosing the right approach can shape how your entire team operates. Continuous delivery is all about being ready. Every change is tested, integrated, and prepared

Code reviews should never feel like standing in front of a firing squad. Yet too often, they turn into exactly that—defensive exchanges, nitpicking comments, and long threads that leave people frustrated instead of inspired. At their best, though, code reviews are about connection, learning, and shared craftsmanship. They’re not just about improving code—they’re about building trust. A great code review feels like a conversation between teammates who want the same thing: clea

Metrics are essential in Agile, but their impact depends on how they are applied. When used as a source of pressure, they generate fear and competition. When employed with the proper intent, they motivate teams to learn, improve, and grow together. The purpose of Agile metrics is not to control people but to help them understand progress and uncover opportunities for improvement. Velocity, burndown charts, and cycle time are often seen as measures of performance, but in a hea

In Agile teams, communication is everything. But effective communication is not about saying more—it’s about saying what matters. Agile values face-to-face interaction and transparency, yet too much talk, too many meetings, and excessive documentation can easily drown the message that truly needs to be heard. When communication becomes noisy, focus gets lost. Teams spend more time explaining than doing, and key points get buried under details. Agile thrives on clarity and sha

It was an inspiring and insightful event that gathered professionals, innovators, and thought leaders from across the region. Throughout the conference, we had the opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss the future of technology, and explore emerging trends that are shaping the digital landscape. From engaging keynotes and panel discussions to informal networking moments, every part of the event offered something valuable — fresh perspectives, meaningful connections, and plent

One of the most significant shifts in Agile thinking stems from how teams approach time. Traditional project management relies heavily on estimates—fixed predictions of how long something will take. However, Agile encourages us to shift from rigid estimates to flexible forecasts, focusing less on precise durations and more on understanding what is most likely based on real data and team experience. Estimates often create false certainty. Teams feel pressured to be precise eve

Although Scrum was born in the world of software development, its principles extend far beyond technology. The values of adaptability,...

Between September 15th and 19th, we visited our partner company, Intact GmbH, at their office in Lebring. After attending the Infobip...

INTRO The web boom of the 2010s, when everyone started building and expanding the web with new systems and frameworks, as the code...