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Explore expert insights on mobile development, AI trends, and product launches from CodigoDelSur’s team. Stay updated with tips and case studies to help your project succeed.

5 startup mistakes in product development

April 11, 2016

Learn about the most common mistakes in product development that we've seen in our 10 years working with startups.

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How to rank your app in the App Store

March 6, 2016

Here is our contribution of what we consider the five most important tips to take into account when following the holy grail of the top places.

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Software Development Teams vs Freelancers

December 18, 2015

Here you will find 4 important reasons that will help you choose a team of developers over freelancers. Check it out!

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Building healthcare apps: what it takes

November 19, 2015

Building for healthcare is not like building anything else. What the constraints look like in practice, with an Apple Watch project as the example.

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Christmas in Uruguay

November 17, 2015

Winter? Snow? Egg nog? All the opposite! Summer, heat, and Fernet are our allies on Christmas. Read all about it!

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WHAT IS AGILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT?

October 18, 2015

We're big advocates of Agile methodologies when it comes to software development. Learn more about our reasons to choose Scrum in this article.

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Outsourcing Software Development for Apps

October 13, 2015

A reputable software company welcoming your outsourcing contract does so much more than just save you precious minutes.

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The night of Nostalgia

September 16, 2015

The 25th of August is a holiday in Uruguay, and the night before it is one of the strangest parties in the country. Here is why.

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Why Software Developers “Go Native”

May 29, 2015

Software developers like CodigoDelSur build either native or hybrid/cross-platform applications, but there are several reasons why you will prefer native apps.

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Is Your App an MVP?

May 4, 2015

An MVP means shipping the core of your product early and letting real users, not assumptions, decide what gets built next. How the sprint model works.

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