A stalled build rarely stalled for one reason. There is usually a release nobody can reproduce, a test suite switched off months ago, and a codebase where two people understand the risky parts.
Rescuing it has an order. First make the build repeatable, because until that works every estimate is a guess. Then put the application back under automated testing, even if that means a thin set of tests around the flows that earn money. Only after those two does new feature work make sense.
Teams that reverse the order ship features onto a foundation that cannot be released safely, and the next delay is always larger than the last.
Appagentix takes over stalled builds and modernises them, providing mobile application development services and custom software development, with the same senior engineers who plan the work writing the code.
