Desenvolvimento com White Label e Scrum: uma aplicação mobile para cadastro de objetos

Abstract

Given technological advances and the growing demand for fast, scalable, and reusable solutions, it's essential to understand models that enable agility and software reuse. In this context, White Label development stands out, enabling the creation of generic applications, customizable with the visual identity and specific characteristics of each client, while maintaining the same basic structure. This approach is applied not only in computing but also in sectors such as manufacturing, music, and entrepreneurship. The use of agile methodologies in software development, in turn, has proven essential for optimizing processes, enabling continuous delivery, and facilitating rapid adaptation to client needs. Integrating these methodologies with the White Label model enhances efficiency, flexibility, and cost reduction in the development of technological products. This paper aims to propose a White Label application development model using agile practices. To illustrate its application, a mobile student tracking application was developed in React Native with Expo and Firebase, organized into sprints according to Scrum principles. During the process, Trello was used for task management and activity tracking, in addition to GitHub for code versioning and collaboration. As a practical result, two versions of the system were developed, demonstrating its applicability as a white-label solution. It should be noted that all development was carried out by a single person (the author), demonstrating the model's viability even in small-team contexts. The final evaluation found that the use of Scrum contributed significantly to task organization. This work involved adaptations to Scrum, as the development team consisted of a single person who performed all the roles of the agile methodology.