Mobile Development for Startups

Being part of an Startup is not just about develop fast. We need to use different development methodologies and keep in mind that we are a company. As a team we have to work together.

Transcript

1. Mobile Development for Startups Jorge Juan Barroso Carmona jorge@karumi.com @flipper83 +JorgeJBarroso Android expert
2. We embark on every project with a commitment to create something elegant, enduring and effective. That is our heartbeat. Our approach is uniquely simple and honest, we are a small dedicated software studio, delivering outstanding work. Karumi is the Rock Solid code software development studio.
3. Most software is created by teams. Teams are most effective when the team members collaborate professionally. It is unprofessional to be a loner or a recluse on a team. Uncle Bob
4. Prototype Product vs
6. Everybody must understand the product
7. The message must be concise and clear
14. MVP
15. UX Mokingbird Mockflow Proto.io FluidUI
16. Working together Master Release Al market branch3 branch2 branch1 Everybody use VCS Branch per feature Pull Request Code Reviews Gemba SourceTree
17. Feedback Take decision based on numbers Fabric Google Analytics App Tentative
18. Automatize your time Jenkins Travis Automatic Builds Autoupload betas & releases ClinkerHQ
19. Hybrid or native? scala,ktolin,go,swift? Look at your team Mobile first? Listen your devs Review phone patterns
20. Backend? Parse Dropbox App engine Ruby on rails? django? go? scala? Don’t follow styles
21. Beauty Code
22. Rules of simple design Passes the tests Reveals intention No duplication Fewest elements
23. SOLID STUPID From To
24. “Testing is the process of executing a program with the intent of finding errors. ... This definition of testing has many implications ... it implies that testing is a destructive process, even a sadistic process, which explains why most people find it difficult.” Glenford J. Myers
26. Bibliography They’re the cracks! LocoRoco Postmortem:Making Happiness into Gameplay. Tsutomu Kouno. 2007 One-Page Designs. Stone Librande GDC. 2010 Clean Code. Uncle Bob. 2008 The Clean Coder. Uncle Bob. 2011 The One Minute Manager. Kenneth Blanchard and Spencer
27. Find me I am very social! jorge@karumi.com @flipper83 +JorgeJBarroso Questions?