Notes on decisions that cost money to get wrong.
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Desktop app or web app: how to choose
The decision is usually made on habit or fashion. Four questions settle it far more reliably.
What a fixed-price quote actually covers
A fixed price is not a fixed outcome. Here is what is really inside the number, and what sits outside it.
How to plan a legacy system migration
Most migrations fail on sequencing rather than technology. A staged plan with a working exit at every stage is the whole discipline.
Why you should own your repositories from day one
Code ownership on paper is not the same as code in your possession. The difference shows up at exactly the wrong moment.
Integrating a CRM without breaking it
The technical work is rarely the hard part. Deciding what is true, and where, is what makes an integration hold up.
What two-week build cycles actually get you
Not speed. What they buy is the ability to change your mind while it is still cheap.
Choosing between WPF and web for internal tools
For internal line-of-business software the trade-offs are narrower and more specific than the general desktop-versus-web argument.
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