Let's say you work for a huge company which suddenly decides to do custom in-house software development. Additionally, they want to be able to offer successful developments to their customers as well (if any).
Now you are in charge of it.
What would you see as most important to build a successful software development infrastructure?
UPDATE: Please don't answer that you need the right people and the right tools. This is exactly what i am looking for.. What are the right tools and what people of what type would you hire first to join your team? Think of it as you will be the lead of that development.
Software development stage 1: Analysis Yes, good design and solid code are both extremely important. However, they do zero good if the software doesn't suit your business needs. In our minds, the analysis stage is the most crucial step in software development.
Learn a programming language. For a career in software development, you'll need a solid foundation in programming languages. Four you might consider mastering include Java, Python, C++, and Scala. Java is an all-purpose programming language used for developing server-side applications.
Infrastructure is the foundation or framework that supports a system or organization. In computing, information technology infrastructure is composed of physical and virtual resources that support the flow, storage, processing and analysis of data.
It is very important for businesses as it helps them distinguish from competitors and become more competitive. Software development can improve the client's experiences, bring more feature-rich and innovative products to market, and make setups more safe, productive, and efficient.
Set yourself up to pass the Joel Test with at least a score of 10.
I think having the right people is going to be the most important. Nothing else will matter if your programmers stink.
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