AGILE SOFTWARE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT OUTSOURCING PRACTICES

Top-Notch Technical Expertise from our Agile Team

BlastAsia’s ability to rapidly adopt cutting-edge technologies makes it a top innovation developer for organizations across industries

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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY EXPERTISE

GET YOUR DREAM DEV TEAM

A dedicated developer team is cross-functional set of outsourced software development resources such as developers, project managers, and testers who are carefully selected and exclusively assigned to your project for extended and renewable periods.

✓ 3-9 person agile team

✓ Following Scrum for product builds and Kanban for support

✓ 6-12 month renewable contracts working on a long-term model

✓ Works like an extension of client’s in-house team

DEDICATED DEVELOPER ENGAGEMENT MODEL

Ideal for Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), startups, and enterprises with existing software to maintain or upgrade. With the Dedicated Developer engagement model, have a team of developers working full-time for your product’s development

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LET'S CREATE YOUR NEXT BIG SOFTWARE PRODUCT

Build, maintain, or modernize your product with an outsourced software development team

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HOW WE WORK

BlastAsia’s well-structured development process and engagement model will help you develop or improve products and extend or modernize existing applications

AGILE-SCRUM
DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

We use the Scrum framework of agile software development. Your prioritized features are coded, tested, and integrated in 1 to 2-week iterations called Sprints. Scrum endorses adaptive planning, incremental development & delivery, and timely and flexible response to change.

ACCEPTANCE TEST-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT

The ATDD approach precisely defines the requirements in testable user stories, rather than abstract specifications. These stories guide developers into building the right codes from the start. Using automated testing tools like FitNesse enable developers, testers, and you to collaboratively run acceptance tests and define what is “Done”.