Software Development Blog (2)

The decision to outsource app development is certainly not one of the easiest from a business owner's perspective. The execution of a digital product as an application by an external company is a risk related to the selection of the right team as well as the ability to transform an idea into reality. When you take into account the financial effort, the implementation time and the expected results, you have a serious project that for many entrepreneurs sets the course for the company. If you are thinking about delegating the app development process to an external company, this article will help you learn what you need to prepare for, as well as the pros and cons of this solution.

The presence of a company in the market, regardless of the division by industry, is constantly associated with seeking access to the customer. Many entrepreneurs want to be in as close contact with their audience as possible in order to provide personalized solutions and constantly meet their needs through products and services designed for this purpose. One of the most common means chosen is the development of a mobile application, whose role is to support the business and create a direct relationship between the company and its customers.

I decided to gather in one place the most important information and prepare an article that will help you understand what steps to take to develop a mobile application from scratch. Are you thinking about having such a solution? Would you like to take your business to the next level? If so, this guide is dedicated to you.

It's time for the new blog series in which we will track the most frequently asked questions on Google related to our areas of business and provide substantive answers with the help of Railwaymen experts. As the first topic, I have decided to choose the foundation of our company's business - the Ruby on Rails framework used to develop our Ruby applications. In this article, substantive support is provided by Michał Szymański - Senior Ruby on Rails Developer at Railwaymen, for whom the framework has practically no secrets.

Ruby on Rails is an example of a framework that is still trending in the development community as time goes by. For many years now, predictions of the coming end of this functional tool have not come true. When the phrase Ruby on Rails is typed into a search engine, just under 50 million results appear, and among these are many of the queries to which users are looking for answers.