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The DevOps practices your software partner should have in place
Read article →: The DevOps practices your software partner should have in placeAnyone looking for a partner for custom software soon ends up comparing portfolios, technology and price. How an agency builds, tests and ships its work usually stays out of view. That’s a…
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What custom software in the cloud gets you, and when it doesn’t
Read article →: What custom software in the cloud gets you, and when it doesn’tAt some point in every custom software project, the question comes up: where will the software actually run? These days the default answer is the cloud, and usually that’s the right one.…
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Five reasons web applications fail and how to prevent them
Read article →: Five reasons web applications fail and how to prevent themA web application rarely fails because of the code. When we’re asked to get a stalled project moving again, we keep seeing the same causes. They start in the conversations before development…
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When microservices pay off for custom software, and when they don’t
Read article →: When microservices pay off for custom software, and when they don’tMicroservices have a strong reputation: split your software into separate services and you can adapt, scale and replace each part on its own. Those advantages are real. But they come with a…
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Four choices that decide what your web application costs
Read article →: Four choices that decide what your web application costsAsk a few agencies for a quote on a web application and the numbers vary wildly. That difference rarely comes down to the hourly rate. It comes down to what gets built:…
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How to tell whether your supplier takes scalability seriously
Read article →: How to tell whether your supplier takes scalability seriouslyA web application that runs smoothly today says little about next year. Growth rarely announces itself: a large new client, a campaign that takes off, an integration that doubles your data traffic.…
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