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Agile Release Train: The Way to Launch Your Software
You can use Agile release trains (ARTs) as a way of applying scaled Agile framework (SAFe) principles at your enterprise. Learn everything you need to know about ARTs in this easy-to-follow guide.
Thinking of trying SAFe in your development project? Check out this 101 guide to Agile release trains and discover if it will meet your business goals.
Node.js as Backend: What it is, When to Use it, & Frameworks
Develop highly scalable real-time or single-page applications (SPA) using Node.js. Check out how to use this language and which frameworks will streamline your Node.js backend development.
Find out how Node.js can help you streamline app development, when it’s best used, and NaNLABS’ recommended frameworks to get you started.
Enterprise Level Software Development vs Regular Development
Has your organization outgrown its current systems? For a solution that’ll scale alongside your business, you’re going to need enterprise level software.
Find out what makes enterprise software development different from regular development and grab some NaNLABS insider tips for success.
From Startup to Acquisition: Helping WootCloud Cut Costs
Unreliable architecture, slow data processing, and high costs were preventing WootCloud, an IoT security company, from growing. See how we enabled it to scale, leveraging a serverless architecture, AI/ML models, and cloud-native solutions.
We helped a device context platform scale, cut costs by 44%, and get acquired by optimizing the cloud infrastructure and building real-time data pipelines.
Scalable Enterprise Level Software to Grow Your Business
This step-by-step guide will explain what scalable enterprise software is and walk you through building your own.
We walk you through how to build scalable enterprise level software that can supercharge your business growth in this step-by-step guide from NaNLABS.
Custom Enterprise Software: What to Know Before Your Project
There’s a wealth of enterprise software out there but you might find it doesn’t suit your business needs. It has some features you’ll never use, while others you desperately need are missing.
Find out what custom enterprise software is and follow the top trends in the industry. Learn how to prepare for your next project (and how outsourcing can help).
MVP for Privacy Management: Delivering a Pilot In 45 Days
Making and testing a minimum viable product (MVP) is the best way to get actionable feedback on your development idea.
Every founder needs an MVP. But they rarely have a predefined scope of their MVP development. Read how we defined this client’s product roadmap.
Continuous Integration in Agile Software Development
If Marie Kondo were a developer, she would've invented continuous integration. This Agile practice means you save what works—and has been tested and updated—and delete what doesn’t.
There are many practices that can improve your software development process. Agile continuous integration is one of those. Here’s how to use it.
Why You Need Pair Programming For Your Next Agile Project
One person is hard at work while the other one’s constantly making coffee or checking their email. Does that sound like a familiar teamwork nightmare? Cause that’s what pair programming in Agile can look like if not done correctly.
Learn more about pair programming in Agile, its pros and cons, and some best practices to help you implement this successfully.
Agile Code Refactoring Explained: Why You Need It
Agile teams are under a lot of pressure to continuously release software while meeting tight deadlines. Sometimes, this means taking on “technical debt,” and releasing a half-baked project.
Refactoring in Agile is crucial to releasing maintainable and scalable software. Learn about what it is, why you need it, and how we help you do it.
Amalgam Case Study: From MVP to Enterprise Software Solution
Hiring a software agency to work on your MVP development can be a stressful process. Having to do it twice is just a bad joke—as Amalgam could tell you.
If your MVP helped you land some clients, but now you need to take it to the enterprise software solution level, we can help you out!
Continuous Improvement in Agile Through Retrospectives
“That’s just how we’ve always done things here” is one of the worst things a business leader can say to an employee who comes up with an idea to improve an ineffective process.
If your team is caught up in ineffective work processes, you should try implementing an Agile continuous improvement mindset. Read about it here!