Every mobile project starts with the same argument, and it is almost always framed wrongly. The question is not which technology is better. It is which set of trade-offs the product can live with for the next three years.
Every mobile project starts with the same argument, and it is almost always framed wrongly. The question is not which technology is better. It is which set of trade-offs the product can live with for the next three years.
A single number is a promise. A range is information. When a client asks how long a feature will take and we answer “six weeks”, we have thrown away everything we actually know about the problem and replaced it with false confidence.
Most agencies keep the code on their own infrastructure until the final invoice clears. We do the opposite: on the first day of a project we push the initial commit to a repository the client owns, and every commit after that lands in the same place.