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Configuration management tools for Drupal projects

        Filed under: Agile development, Drupal, Web Development

Configuration management is a systems engineering process for establishing and maintaining consistency of a product’s performance, functional, and attributes with its requirements, design, and operational information throughout its life. The configuration management process is used to manage changes throughout the system lifecycle of complex systems, and it’s a requirement  for FISMA compliance. These are the … Continued

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Benefits of tagging releases in your git repository

        Filed under: Agile development, DevOps, Git, Web Development

Creating tags for every project release is an additional piece of documentation that can be extremely helpful in certain cases. These  are some benefits: It helps you keep track of the version number of your project, and refer to that release number when talking with other members of the team. It allows you to document … Continued

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Kanban as an alternative to do Agile in unpredictable projects

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Recently, in one of our projects for the State Department, we released a very important feature to support the review process of projects they develop around the world with embassies and local institutions. We were using Scrum and it was working great. As you may know, in Scrum, the user stories are locked within the sprint, … Continued

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Agile Web Development Hackathon Day 2 by Jessie Shen

Agile Web Development Hackathon Day 2 by Jessie Shen

        Filed under: Agile development, Summer Internship Hackathon

Unlike what may happen at a larger company with ten thousand different voices, we spent the whole day discussing our product ideas and what direction we wanted to take our project. From a “jacked-up wordpress” to a nextdoor type of community, we all had different ideas about where we were going. In the end, after a … Continued

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