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As software engineers, we always face a problem on how to break this task down to independent release ready parts before writing code. It is also a shared responsibility of the project manager to jot down optimally small and independent tasks/tickets still it is not what we get especially if the product is new and has not been released to production. In my experience having this language, and framework agnostic skill will help you become a senior and better software engineer.

Sometimes the task description is a one-liner that you can interpret to anything of your liking. So, this post will help you solve this issue, where, given a task how do you plan to split it into independent release ready parts. Regardless of the language and framework, software design, and architecture play an important role in the life of your software, a strong base is needed to build a software system that will last longer.

It has already been a month that the devastating earthquake hit Nepal. I hope life is coming back to normal now and people in Nepal are optimistic, positive and hopeful. I hope everyone will do what they are best doing with sincerity as its one of the best ways you can help in rebuilding Nepal.

Below is final the Part 4 of the Software Engineering Practices in Nepal Infographics. In this edition the information reveals Project Management Methodology and Software, testing frameworks and mobile apps all extracted out from the survey data.

Let rebuild #Nepal, do what you can. As a software professional from past 6 years I think this is how I can help, informing fellow Nepali software engineers about the latest software engineering practices. Lets step up and help as you can.

Below is the Part 3 of the Software Engineering Practices in Nepal Infographics. This time the visual info covers
system admin/devOps department, deployment culture, Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CI), virtual environment, communication tool, log and server monitoring and other interesting facts from the survey.

I hope life is slowly going back to normal in Nepal though the news of aftershocks is not encouraging. My prayers are with the
people of Nepal and I hope they get the positive energy to resume with their normal work.

A big earthquake hit Nepal on 25-Apr-2015 and another big one was felt on 12-May-2015. The aftershocks till now have been around 250. I pray that all the people in Nepal have the strength and positive energy to endure this difficult time. Rather than pitying on themselves, people have already started to work and this is a positive sign. Moreover, instead of spreading false news and rumors I would suggest people to focus on positive things, stay alert and cautious.