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I have an idea for a project. What next? Here is what to expect to kickoff a software development project.
Can Fusionbox Take Over My Project?
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Fusionbox Selects The Crowley Foundation as Pro Bono Partner
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Fusionbox is proud to announce that we will be providing pro bono services to The Crowley Foundation
A Simple Checklist for a Django Security Code Audit
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Here's where to start with a security audit for your Django app.
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MVP, or Minimum Viable Product, is a method of developing software that prioritizes getting a simple version of your product released as soon as possible, gathering feedback, and then iterating on that product based on real-world feedback. This process emphasizes limiting work-in-progress (WIP), continual improvement, and frequent demos of the evolving product. But what does that actually mean for your project?
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If you're looking to start a software development project, you're likely reading a lot about different strategies for planning your project. Since Fusionbox specializes in custom Python development, we've put a lot of thought into how we manage our software projects. Like many developers, we've chosen to use Agile development practices, but what does that really mean for your project? Agile does not abandon documentation or planning, but rather continues those processes throughout development, giving you the most flexibility and control over development of your project, which is especially useful if you’re new to software development.
PostgreSQL WAL Archiving with WAL-G and S3: Complete Walkthrough
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A thorough, end-to-end guide for setting up WAL archiving for Postgres using WAL-G in a development environment.
Using Materialized Views to Implement Efficient Reports in Django
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Using postgres materialized views within Django to efficiently prepare reports.
The Problem with Decision Trackers
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For project managers, one of the commonalities across industries is decision making. Every project requires a number of decisions, both big and small, that will inevitably come back to bite someone. But it’s usually not the decision itself that causes difficulties-- it’s the lack of clarity on what that decision is. Unfortunately, the seemingly endless supply of decision tracker templates doesn’t actually offer a viable solution.