Whim Technologies is a customer focused consulting company delivering high quality software solutions within a short time frame. Whim Technologies has a long list of successfully delivered software solutions for several clients in diversified business domains.Whim Technologies aligns itself with modern and advanced concepts in IT industry to help its customers (businessmen and entrepreneurs) by providing value added software. Whim Technologies performs thorough research on each given problem and advises its customers on how their business growth aims can be achieved by the implementation of a specific and research-based software solution.
Whim Technologies provides solutions for businesses to maximize return on their investments. Our deep industry knowledge enables clients to address issues specific to their businesses, and our infrastructure provides the capacity and capability to help ensure we serve our clients extraordinarily well.
The product owner creates and maintains a backlog of user stories and tasks in Jira, representing the desired features and improvements for the project. The team collaborates with the product owner to prioritize and estimate the backlog items.
Before each sprint, the development team selects a set of prioritized backlog items they will work on. The team breaks down the selected items into smaller tasks and estimates the effort required for each task.
Developers create feature branches in GitHub/Bitbucket for each task they are working on. They write and test code in their individual branches.
Once the code is ready, developers create pull requests in GitHub/Bitbucket to merge their changes into the main development branch (e.g., master or main). Other team members review the code changes, provide feedback, and approve the pull requests.
Upon merging the code into the main branch, the CI/CD system automatically triggers a build process that includes linting checks. Linting ensures that the code adheres to the defined coding standards and best practices.
After the successful linting checks, the CI/CD system runs unit tests to verify the correctness of the code. Test cases cover various functions and components of the application.
If the unit tests pass successfully, the CI/CD system automatically deploys the application to the cloud environment specified in the customer's requirements. This can be a cloud platform like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or any other cloud service.
The development team holds daily standup meetings to discuss progress, potential blockers, and any adjustments needed to achieve sprint goals. The team uses Jira to keep track of progress and update the status of tasks.
At the end of each sprint, the team conducts a sprint review to demonstrate completed work to stakeholders. Following the review, they hold a sprint retrospective to discuss what went well and areas for improvement.