Buying software can be a lot like buying anything else. So it should be treated that way. Would you buy adult-sized shoes for your child, in anticipation of them becoming an adult? It wouldn’t be advisable. So why do we so often do this when building custom software?

Digital infrastructure, being a necessary component to any modern company, is one of those things that needs to be scaled effectively. What works for a budding small business will not work in the same way years later when the business has grown, then further down the line when it’s grown even further.

When is the right time to adopt SwiftUI in your iOS apps? There's little doubt that it's going to be come the new standard. We look into some of the pros and cons of opting to use it in your next project.

Everything has gone digital, and businesses are succeeding or failing according to their ability to utilize modern software. Whether it's communication, project management, or the ability to deliver value to your customers, we must adapt.

Meetings have all gone remote and it's a much different environment than an in-person conference room. Here are some extra tips our team has incorporated that we've found have helped to keep our virtual meetings productive and efficient.

Data shows that the ratio of software projects that are considered "successful" is shockingly low. Why do so many software projects go sideways? We came up with a list of the top reasons we've seen for projects going off the rails.

Ask anybody and they’ll tell you how important communication is to the successful running of a business. How, then, does one breach the divide between engineers and management? The technical barriers may always be there, but there are simple, good-faith ways of speaking with developers that will help any project run just a little bit smoother.

In part 2 of this series, we talked about the advantages and disadvantages of the two main strategies for handling branching software development. In this final installation of our 3 part series, we discuss which method is most effective and why.

In part 1 of this 3 part series on ‘Rebase vs. Merge’, we discussed the differences of rebase and merge including the basics of each. Here in Part 2, we dive deeper and discuss more specifically why manipulating timelines can be beneficial and how each of these methodologies play into this concept.

In git workflow, we'll discuss the pros and cons of rebasing vs. merging, and which method we prefer to use here at Entrision in our collaboration workflow. We'll also discuss the ways in which rebase and merge can be used not only to make development easier, but more importantly to convey more meaning into the future.

This is a question developers often face with older software - especially when taking over someone else's codebase. Is it worth it to start over? Often the idea is attractive, but sometimes it is not in your best interest.

Domino’s pizza has, frankly, never been accused of being any good. And yet, they’ve recently become one of the highest-growth companies in fast food. One of the primary factors fueling their growth and success has been their embrace of technology and innovation.

In order to get your app listed and available in the Apple App Store, you’ll first need to go through a review process. At first this can seem intimidating, but most of the time the reasons that apps get rejected are fairly straight forward. Let me share a few of the most common cases with you.

There are thousands of great software tools out there, designed to help businesses do one thing or another. At least a handful of them were designed specifically for your type of business. However, none of them were designed specifically for your business. And none of them were designed specifically for your customers.

For when you want to create a functional data management tool and allow users to delete, but still need to maintain full historical tracking - we use a soft delete. In rails, there are a few gems that are primarily used, and we'll dive into the differences between paranoia and discard.

Access control is a key part of any web application, and when building a rails app today, developers have a few options to choose from. In this post, we dive into two of the primary libraries that handle this and talk about the benefits of each.