Many factors can affect the price of building and maintaining a customer web application. There are also a few ways you can help mitigate costs. Just be careful; there are tradeoffs, and some decisions can be costly down the road, jeopardizing the success of your web application.
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A Minimal Viable Product (MVP) has enough core features to test your business idea and attract early adopters to validate the idea, not the product.
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One of the most annoying things for me is working on a Rails project using Docker for development that is improperly configured, losing the automatic reloading of application constants and modules, forcing you to restart the Rails server each time you make a change.
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Talking to other business owners who have hired digital marketing agencies, I have found a common theme of frustration on spending thousands and getting little results. So I want to share what I’ve learned and the one question I ask now to vet the agency.
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Prevent Hugo from adding backslashes to the URLs in your structured data.
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Most businesses need a simple website for customers to discover and contact their business. With an average maintenance cost of $600 to $3,600 a year, you are overpaying for your business WordPress website. Wouldn’t it be nice to put that money elsewhere in your business?
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How do you know the firm or developer you hired is developing a solid app? Are there any security risks with the app design? Are there issues that could cause problems in the future?
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Are you looking for someone to develop your app? Don’t let a scam artist scam you out of thousands.
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Protect secure resources on a cloud storage service by integrating your current app and NGINX.
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How do you set up an NGINX server configuration to use a single config file for a multi-environment setup without having different config files for each environment?
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