As Steve Jobbs mentioned in his Stanford commencement address to do what you love and follow your heart no matter what. Even if there are some hassles, if you follow your heart it would definitely take you to your goal. It is exactly true with him that he is traveling the path he loves and […]
Traditional software development In traditional software methodologies we adapt the waterfall, the spiral or the Rational Unified Process (RUP) depending on the nature of the project. The waterfall approach, the most popular of traditional models, is a disciplined, sequential approach to software development. The lifecycle starts with a requirements phase resulting in a requirements specification. Development […]
We talk about software development, project management, time lines, delivery and so on all the time. But now something more fascinating has happened during the last few weeks and its none other than the treasure that was unveiled in Lord Padmanabha’s Temple. We can view the top of the Padmanabha temple from our office. It […]