Software Development

Unity is a resourceful gaming engine that lets you create games for mobile, console, PS, and PC.

Discover the distinctions: Proof of Concept tests an idea's feasibility, Prototype shows a product's functionality, while MVP delivers a minimal, market-ready solution.

Discover the Application Development Lifecycle: a roadmap from idea inception to deployment. Dive into stages like planning, design, development, testing, and maintenance and see how an outsourcing team can support your goals.

Delve into the world's fastest programming languages! Explore the powerhouses of speed, efficiency, and performance.

Quality vs. Speed in Software Development: a classic dilemma. While speed offers rapid market entry, quality ensures long-term success and user satisfaction. Find the balance for your project's unique needs.

Dive into .NET Development: while it boasts seamless integration, scalability, and robustness, there are concerns about platform dependency and licensing costs. Weigh the pros and cons for informed decisions.

Unreal Engine powers some of the most popular video games on the market today. What exactly is it, though? How does it help teams turn their visions into a reality?

APIs are so key to business success that experts describe an “API economy,” which explains the ways in which APIs have a positive impact on companies that use them.

Agile and V-Shaped are two of the most popular life cycle models. Today we'll take a look at their relative strengths and which kind of problems they solve.

Although Spark and MapReduce share some similar principles, they are very different pieces of technology. What are they and what do they do?

Written in Scala, Akka is a toolkit for building message-driven, distributed applications. Based on the Actor-Model system, Akka is the choice of many companies for their backend. Why?

Empathy is an important yet often overlooked quality in software development. It can mean improved productivity and ultimately, greater innovation.

Your company documentation is probably lacking in several ways but with just a bit of work and guidance, your developers can bring it to the next level.

Containers are useful because they include all dependencies, so they don’t have to be reconfigured across various computing environments.

The “As code” model is booming across the software industry. With plenty of benefits and a lot of potential, here are 3 examples that illustrate why that’s happening.