Insights from people who build products

The 2021 cybersecurity trends became everyday risks. These are the security controls to build into a new product’s first release, mapped to the OWASP Top 10:2025, and the ones that can wait.

What good project team communication looks like when you hire a Scrum team: what the Scrum Master owns, a meeting map with lengths and who attends from your side, where each kind of decision is written, response times, and the warning signs that the team is drifting.

The client’s half of a software outsourcing partnership: one decision-maker, access in your name, a review rhythm, written rules for changes, ownership in the contract, and a checklist for the first two weeks.

A fixed price works when you can describe the finished software before work starts. Six signs your project can’t be described that way yet, what each one costs you, and the models and first steps to use instead.

We want to tell you more about Rocketech team members, their experience and what do they love about their job. Ruslan is an iOS developer with more than 11 years of experience.He considers coding as creative work. Ruslan compares the development environment and programming language to canvas, paints, and brushes. – How...

A doctor app books visits, runs video consultations and keeps records where patients can reach them. What goes into version one, the HIPAA, GDPR, EHDS and FDA questions to settle early (in general terms), what changes for Medicare telehealth after 2027, and the cost.

Eight ways an enterprise CRM build goes wrong after the build-or-buy decision, the early warning sign for each, and what to do instead, with examples from Hays, SmartBuilding and a $100M fund.

Rocketech became a Bronze partner of NestJS in 2021, and NestJS is still our default for Node.js backends. How it compares with Express and Fastify, and how to choose for your product.

When PHP is a sound choice for a business project, when we would pick something else, and the version support dates that matter more than the language itself.

The contract with a software agency decides who owns the code, what “done” means, what a change costs and how you leave. Ten pitfalls to check before you sign, including a new one: code written with AI tools.

A fixed price needs a fixed scope. What a one-week discovery sprint gives a startup, how it differs from a design sprint and a discovery phase, five signs you need one, three signs you don’t, and what it costs.

A utility app looks like one button, but the button can hide a server network, a research problem, hardware or an App Store rule. Five difficulties, how to check each one in a week, and what a first version costs.