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In general the technlogies are changing faster and one needs to continuously upgrade the skills to b relevant with the emerging technology and also over a period of time new comers are more smarter in writing more effecient programmes which might pose a challenge for the older ones.
Looking back at previous projects I would say that communication with other team members could be a pain in the butt, particularly if those have no interest in doing what they do. Another challenge, a technical one, is to combine different parts of the software to work together and communicate, especially when the software works on a distributed environment, which is often the case. An example is to create the communication protocol between the server and the client versions of a software.
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I do believe that the most challenages for any software developer might be:
1- To be innovative.
2- To satisfy all users requirements.
Challenges Any Software Developer might face:
1. Non Technical Client.
2. Untimely Requirement Changes.
3. Miscommunication of requirements.
4. Decline of agreed upon time/resources.
5. Update for Obsolete technologies.
6. Collaboration with Server Side Team.
7. Miscommunication with server side team.
8. Collaboration with Testing team.
9. Client living in different time zone.
10. Daily Updates.
The toughest challenge is the requirements change. It requires that you've built a maintainable software from beginning to be able to cope with those changes.
mainly it is how to be up to date in your knowledge
Most of the challenges faced by the programmer in converting the problem to solve and find solutions appropriate to all problems and show creativity in programs
Technical challenges are what you normally associate with the core coding aspect of software development. It's learning the languages, the frameworks, the systems and the algorithms. It's dealing with writing quality, maintainable code that can scale to multiple systems that can serve millions of users. It's finding and fixing logical errors, debugging some esoteric minute bug in the code.Operational challenges are less unique to software development and thus less mentioned but equally if not more difficult to handle. Dealing with management, career advancement and recognition, collaboration with other engineers as well as designers and product managers, and continuous education of both technical and business parts of an organization are all issues that software developers face. As a matter of fact, the emphasis on the pure technical challenges above downplay these operational challenges.
