In our days, the demand for developers is increasing with more and more companies looking to hire new developers to join their projects. Sometimes this "joining" is tough and leads to huge costs for companies, as adapting and understanding a project is not easy.
What can developers do for that? Are there any best practices?

We are going to explore some best practices and approaches from 2 aspects:
a) Kick-starting a new Project making sure that the path is well structured to ensure its quality, scalability, continuity, and feasibility throughout the development process by just following some simple but important steps
b) From-zero-to-hero approach for exploring an existing project alone, relying only on the code and any available documentation (if any!). Applicable for open source projects, abandoned or failed projects, and projects in need of modernization.

After that session Software Engineers/Developers, Project Managers, and even CS Students would hopefully build some confidence in taking on and dealing with any project, or contributing to an open-source project.