How BASH approaches software projects: from brief to deploy

Start with the question, not the code

Before writing a single line of code, we want to know who will use the software, what problem it should solve, and how success will be measured. The answers to those three questions set the project scope.

A scope you can explain

We write each project as a short proposal: the features in the first version, the features that wait, and the assumptions we use. That way, changes during the work can be discussed clearly.

Work in small stages

• A prototype for the main flow
• Regular demos for feedback
• Testing before every release

Deployment and handover

We prepare the production environment, document how to run and maintain the system, and support your team until they feel at home with it.