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Location Intelligence (LI) is a $50B+ opportunity for all kinds of businesses. The niche is growing at an amazing rate of 15.6% a year. So, what exactly is Location Intelligence? And what does it have to do with location-based app development?

Hundreds of brilliant founders are now working on products that are doomed to fail. Their software ideas are too ambitious for their budget, too complex to execute, or simply have no market to capture. Yet, you don’t have to follow in their footsteps.

Most business ideas sound good and look fresh in our heads, while a good many of them die after falling into customer hands. Since entering the market with a new product is almost walking the edge, market validation under real-life conditions is crucial before launching.

Each time you start a new project, you face a tough choice: stick with your battle-tested stack, or experiment with cutting-edge tech? So let’s compare the two most popular options, Vue vs React.

According to Startup Genome, 90% of startups run out of money, end up targeting the wrong market, or fail due to a lack of customer research. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a well-known antidote to these issues. However, if everybody goes for Agile MVP development, then why do so many MVPs fail to produce results?

As you start taking advantage of the cloud for your business, it is vital to really figure out the difference between SaaS and other cloud services. People tend to use the terms SaaS vs Cloud services as interchangeable notions and this is wrong. 

Once you resolve the question of whether to automate testing or not, the next question arises: what exactly to automate and how? This is where the test automation strategy comes in handy. 

Web app development costs are often confusing. Imagine asking a construction company to build a one-of-a-kind mansion in San Francisco. Most would agree that the final price will depend on many factors, such as the house size, number of rooms, total floor area, exterior and interior finish, architectural plans, permissions, and so on.

A great number of software products today rely on third-party APIs for some of their functionality – from signing in with Facebook to sharing important data between enterprise systems.

Did you know that even several years ago Amazon deployed software every 11.6 seconds? How did they manage to achieve this? Amazon explains such a speed by using DevOps principles and effective test automation (TA) strategies.

Want to outsource web development? But still, there’s a nagging feeling. I’ve heard so many horror stories from my clients and associates in the tech industry: misplaced trust, blown deadlines, and wasted budgets.

With complex databases and large amounts of data, backend testing becomes a vital step towards high-quality software. While companies spend a lot of effort making sure everything works smoothly from the user point of view, they often forget that testing the backend is just as important.