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Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should

Modern software development gives us an extraordinary range of possibilities. We can add animations, dashboards, artificial intelligence, real-time notifications, advanced filters, personalized recommendations, multiple configuration screens, and integrations with almost any service imaginable. The technical question is often straightforward: Can we build it? In many cases, the answer is yes. The more important question is: […]

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Good Engineering Is Measured by Longevity, Not Complexity

Complex software can be impressive. It can include sophisticated architecture, extensive automation, numerous integrations, and layers of abstraction designed to address every imaginable requirement. None of those qualities necessarily make it good software. The more meaningful test is whether the software continues to work, remains understandable, and can adapt as the organization changes. Good engineering […]

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Simple Software Is Usually Better Software

Software has a tendency to become more complicated over time. A client asks for one more option. A developer adds another setting. A plugin introduces a new integration. A workflow that once required three steps now requires seven because the system has been designed to handle every situation someone could imagine. Each addition may seem […]

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