As someone who’s been part of many software development projects —some that succeeded, and others that never saw the light of day— I’ve learned that a good idea and motivation are just the beginning.
In my latest article, I share a personal reflection on why so many software projects fail, not from theory, but from real-world experience. These are patterns I’ve seen repeat themselves, regardless of the technology stack, team size, or ambition behind the idea.
Whether you're starting your first project or you're deep in the trenches of another sprint, I hope my insights help you avoid some common pitfalls —or at least make you feel less alone in the chaos.
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