Custom software, also known as “bespoke software” refers to a solution that is specifically been created for a certain startup or business. It is different from the mass-market software or SAAS products, that are broadly used by everyone.
Voice is one of the hottest topics these days and in opposite to forced blockchain use and fake AI ideas, it shows a real value even in simple projects. (Before you kill me for this sentence, let me explain) Let’s focus on Amazon Alexa for a minute, because this topic is the closest to me.
WooCommerce is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms. It is a great choice if you already use Wordpress and would like to extend your site with an e-store functionality.
AWS Lambda is one of many Amazon services. Its an example of so called “serverless architecture”. The defining characteristic of this approach is that it abstracts the runtime environment from the code.
They help us organise the data in a structured way. Excel, Google Spreadsheets, LibreOffice Spreadsheets, we all know and use these tools, whether for home budget planning, groceries list, absence tracking or modeling the financial markets.
Everybody know what Google is, and it would be a cliche introducing it from scratch. But not everybody knows, that except search engine and maps, Google is a provider of enormous number of APIs. You can check it here
Salesforce is one the biggest CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software in the world. It’s sold in a SAAS (Software As A Service) model which means, that you pay a monthly fee for using the software and both the data and the actual software is kept on Salesforce servers.
No matter if it’s web, mobile or desktop app, you have to start somewhere. We can specify a couple of points that you have to know in the beginning.