Category: Web Application Development

When it comes to a developer, he/she is more concerned about how a piece of software such as a website or a mobile application is built than he is concerned about its final presentation. The thousands of commands and lines of code that run to execute a single feature are not as simple as writing … Continue reading

Misconceptions about the expenditure required for a website can make people feel reluctant towards building their own website. They often find themselves in a dilemma while considering the services of a web developer or software engineer for this purpose. In fact, it is the fear of the unknown that scares such thoughts away.   On … Continue reading

A majority of the buyers and sellers in any market have partially or completely shifted to e-commerce solutions where the customer places an order online, the sellers get in touch in real-time, they share the requirements and available products, and eventually, the entire trade takes place without having a single person to get up from … Continue reading

Web applications that enjoy greater traction clearly prove themselves to be a user’s favorite. However, a growing user base also means higher expectations from the web application to be perfect. Users expect flawless performance and availability in the products they use. This means if you are building a website or an app aimed at market … Continue reading

SaaS Business Model: An Introduction Software as a Service is something that has changed how people consume software forever. Companies that adopt the SaaS model require their clients to pay a monthly fee to access this software. Instead of end-user license and infrastructure to run the software, businesses with SaaS models offer memberships. SaaS businesses … Continue reading

What is a tech Stack? There was a time when web application development was limited to using backend technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The development technologies have shifted to frontend technologies like AngularJS, Node JS, React JS, and others. Today, most web developers use a stack for a seamless website or application building.   … Continue reading