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The first 80% of software development is the easy part. The hard part is the next 80%.

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  • 1
    Can someone please explain me the joke...🤔
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    @aayusharyan i guess it's the fact that no matter how much closer you get to the 100%, you will realize that you can never reach it...and it becomes heavier and heavier on your mind, occupying your brain in the hopes of someday reaching the beautiful 100%...until you say fuck it, and move on
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    @SIMMORSAL I view it like there is never a project that will not have a scope change. So far I have only encountered one and it was my own project lol.
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    @aayusharyan The 80/20 rule states that the initial 80% of a project takes as much time as the last expected 20%
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    @corjaantje Ohh, I didnt knew that.
  • 0
    PREACH!
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    My perspective: client keeps asking for an extra 60% of work of changes and updates when ure almost at the end of your project
  • 0
    80% development, 20% testing, 100% bug fixing.
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    This is ten percent luck
    Twenty percent skill
    Fifteen percent concentrated power of will
    Five percent pleasure
    Fifty percent pain
    And a hundred percent reason to remember the name
  • 0
    I know one like this:
    20% of the time to do 80% of the work, and 80% of the time to do the following 20% of the work
  • 0
    I would recommend you to learn about more books and focus on Discovery Workshop Services. where you will find all info about how to build an app, Software, ISO Application. Or you can skip it and this team can help you to solve a lot of problems.
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    I am new to the world of fintech development and would like to learn about the latest trends in this field. I have heard a lot of interesting things about various innovative solutions in the field of finance and banking, but I would like to receive more information about the current state and directions of development of fintech.

    What new technologies and tools have been introduced recently in fintech development? I have heard about technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, big data and machine learning, but how are they applied in financial institutions and services?
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    "Fintech development truly occupies one of the leading places in the world of financial innovation. I'm glad you're interested in the latest trends in this area.

    Recently, many new technologies and tools have been introduced in fintech development. Blockchain, for example, is used to create secure and transparent financial transactions. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are used to analyze large volumes of data, automate processes and provide personalized services to clients of financial institutions.

    If you want to get more information about the latest trends in fintech development, I recommend that you read the article “Top 7 Trends in the Financial Industry” https://inoxoft.com/blog/... . It reveals the importance and application of these technologies in the modern financial industry. This article will help you get a complete understanding of the current state and directions of development of fintech."
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    Can you recommend specific strategies or steps for researching and vetting potential software development companies to ensure they align with my project requirements and standards?
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    Start by clearly defining your project objectives, desired features, budget constraints, and timeline expectations. This foundational step will help guide your search and evaluation process effectively. Begin by casting a wide net in your search for potential partners. Explore various channels such as online directories, industry forums, and professional networks to compile a list of candidates. Additionally, seek recommendations from colleagues or peers who have had positive experiences with software development firms.This will provide valuable insights into their capabilities and whether they're a good fit for your project. In your search, you may want to explore pumex as their track record and commitment to client satisfaction may align well with your project needs. Consider factors beyond technical proficiency, such as communication style, cultural fit, and project management approach.
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