Standards in Architecture across backend microservices, front-end and mobile apps has a lot of benefits in Programming, software development and beyond. In purely coding perspective – it is crucial for ensuring consistency, scalability, and maintainability in a software ecosystem. It allows new members to enter and be productive fast. New applications may be produced in…
Category: StartUp
Micro Services are good for StartUps Apps
Choose Micro Services Architecture if you are doing StartUps because the same modules could be used by many Apps simultaneously. In constract – When creating monoliths – the functionalities are highly coupled in one package and are harder to be used independently. Monolith vs Micro Service Apps Monoliths bundle all the functionality in a single…
Offer Full Software Package – not Micro Services or App Features
The decision to offer a full Software Package versus Micro Services or individual app features depends on various factors, including the nature of the project, business goals, scalability requirements, and development philosophy. What you offer must match the desires of your target client. Here are some reasons why you might choose to offer a full…
Every software vendor creates tools like these
Every self-respecting software vendor creates at least one of these tools that speed up his own production and save his time and effort. They are especially useful for start-ups, that need to show something to the users or invester – fast. CLI (Command-Line Interface) utilities CLIs are powerful for automating tasks, managing applications, and interacting…
B2B is the core strategy in the startup and software world
Business-to-Business (B2B) is a very common and well-established strategy in both the startup and software industries. B2B refers to companies that sell their products or services to other businesses rather than directly to individual consumers (B2C). Why? Many startups and software companies focus on B2B solutions because they offer several advantages. B2B sales often involve…
Vertical and horizontal software features
Vertical and horizontal software development are two different approaches to organizing and structuring software development projects. Here are the key differences between the two: Vertical Software features Focus In vertical software features, the emphasis is on delivering a complete end-to-end solution for a specific industry or market segment. This is the closest to MVP The…
StartUp to Enterprise – What You Need?
Here you have some steps you need to walk through to transform a StartUp to Business to Enterprise level company. MVP Create or Present a Minimal Viable Product and go in front of the target audience to prove that is is sellable or usable. The product may be even only on the drawing board. For…
Social Media is the Startup Marketing
Social media is the nowadays radio, television, newspaper and town square and It is a must have for a Startup Marketing strategy as it unites people. You should have a plan how to use it. The success of a startup is equal to how much people know about it. Brand awareness Social media sites can…
Fundraising for Software Startup
Fundraising is a critical component of launching and growing a software startup. Self-Esteem Before you make a startup, you should be out of your introvert head. Asking for money and being able to negotiate is a critical component of launching and growing a software startup. Be prepared to negotiate: When negotiating with investors, be prepared…
How important is the market research before launching a startup
Market research is crucial for the success of any software startup. Before investing time and money into developing a software product, it is important to first determine whether there is a market demand for it. For example – I’ve coded several apps that do local network synchronisation. In the same time – the world was…