SPG Blog About Software Development
The rapid rise of large language models has led many business leaders to assume that software development should now be dramatically cheaper. The reasoning appears straightforward. If artificial intelligence can generate code, then a large…
In Software Planet Group we conduct a large number of interviews for managerial positions across different types of IT projects. Over time, a pattern has become increasingly clear. Many candidates arrive with impressive CVs, certifications,…
In any software development project there comes a decisive moment when the client transfers their vision of the future product to the development team. This is not merely the start of delivery. It is the…
Over the past few days, something genuinely unsettling has begun to unfold in the AI ecosystem. Not another flashy demo, not another marginal benchmark win, but a structural shift in how artificial intelligence behaves when…
At the earliest stages of a startup, founders face a familiar and uncomfortable reality: there is no revenue, the product still needs to be built, and every month burns cash. Development is one of the…
In product circles, reliance on user feedback is often presented as a sign of maturity. Teams talk about being user‑centric, feedback‑driven, and data‑informed. On the surface, this sounds reasonable. Users interact with the product every…
In software development, there is a particular failure mode that looks deceptively calm from the outside. The team is busy, sprints are running, demos are happening. Yet progress has stalled. New features are no longer…
In the software development market, it is often assumed that the biggest challenge is finding clients. In reality, clients face a mirror problem: finding a development partner who will not only agree to take the…
Philosophy is not about beautiful phrases, metaphors, or clever quotations. Real philosophy is an instruction manual for a happy life. If it does not help you act, make decisions, and maintain clarity of thought, it…
While working on estimates for new projects, I increasingly catch myself on an uncomfortable thought. We continue to calculate timelines and budgets as if nothing fundamental has changed in the industry over the past two…