I didn’t know whether I should celebrate or panic. It was Dec 18, 2010 and my business partner and I had just signed our first development contract…ever. We were officially in the App business and we had landed a dream client: Stanford University. We had just signed a very detailed statement of work which we …
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This article is the second in a series called Top Developer Mistakes When Building an iOS App. The first article posted last week can be found here: On Digging Holes and App Development. Even though it is the app designer’s job to anticipate and plan for User Interface and User Interaction challenges, the app’s developer has …
This is the first article in a series called Top Mistakes Developers Make When Building an iOS App. Stay tuned next week for article #2. In some fields you can get a job a job done twice as quickly by allocating twice the resources to the job. Let’s say that our project is to dig …
This is article is a follow up to Andrew’s article last week: The Biggest (Avoidable) Mistakes Leaders Make When Going Mobile Death by committee When I used to work with higher education institutions who wanted a mobile presence, death by committee was the number one killer of projects. Big egos, frivolous disagreements, and too many amateur …
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Whether you’re bringing your established company into the mobile realm for the first time or you’re a scrappy mobile start-up, there are a handful of leadership mistakes that I’ve seen over the last 5 years of building mobile apps that derail or kill projects. As the leader of your organization, you set the vision and …
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