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The Karlsruhe-based IT company generic.de celebrated its 25th anniversary on 08.06.24.

generic.de increases company shares in Croatian software manufacturer littlecode d.o.o. to 50.4% and wants to continue to grow.

Why companies should not underestimate the bus factor in software development, and why an 82-year-old can become a business risk.

The award-winning solution is an IoT system for industrial pumps consisting of hardware and software

How our colleagues were trained as clean code trainers — a guest contribution by Stefan Lieser, co-founder of the Clean Code Developer Initiative

generic.de software technologies AG enters into partnership with software development company littlecode d.o.o.

Why, how and under what conditions agile software development creates added value

Our Clean Development Trainers Felix and Thomas give an insight into their training courses: about the process, the learning objectives and about clean code

How to develop software that can be flexibly and adapted to new market and customer requirements in the long term

Which software quality features are important from a technical & economic perspective and how clean code development can help to achieve them

Industry software or custom solution: Which standard software is more suitable and which custom software is more suitable - comparison with recommended actions

In an interview, our CTO Sebastian Betzin explains what is important when developing digital products.

Agile product development: Scrum Master Sarah Schnur & Head of Product Owner Steven Kolbenschlag answer the most important questions.

LEWA program manager Moritz Pastow and our agile coach René Paschold in a VDMA interview about agile transformation in mechanical engineering

How can you actually test UX design objectively? Code Testing vs. Design Testing: A Comparison

To become a Clean Code Developer, you need to internalize a number of virtues: Appreciate variation, only do the bare minimum, isolate aspects etc.