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Scalable custom software: what the design decides and how to assess your supplier
Read article →: Scalable custom software: what the design decides and how to assess your supplierWhether software grows with you is decided in the design. The choices behind it, the questions to ask your supplier and the signs your system is at its limits.
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Which programming languages are used for web applications, and how to assess the choice
Read article →: Which programming languages are used for web applications, and how to assess the choiceThe common programming languages for web applications, and the questions that let you test your software partner’s proposal without being technical yourself.
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A website tells, a web application works
Read article →: A website tells, a web application worksWhat is a web application, when do you need one instead of a website, and how does such an application get from idea to go-live?
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When a web application pays for itself, and when to wait
Read article →: When a web application pays for itself, and when to waitA web application only pays off once the work it takes over repeats and the process has settled. How to test whether the moment has come, and when to wait.
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The timeline of a web application, from first conversation to go-live
Read article →: The timeline of a web application, from first conversation to go-liveBehind the question of how long it takes to develop a web application, there’s almost always a date. A licence that’s expiring, a seasonal peak the current system can no longer handle,…
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SEMI.COLON,
Read article →: SEMI.COLON,In the (fairly old) programming language C, it’s clear; a semicolon has to follow every statement. It’s a statement terminator. An odd choice in itself, seeing as in our own language the…
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