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Do you need a Mobile App for your business or a Custom Web App? Do you know the difference? Find out more about what a Custom Web App is and what it takes to get one built for your business with our Web Application Q&A below!
Q: What is a custom Web application?
A: A custom web application is more than a website – it is a package of software features built into a web-enabled application that can be used to do a number of things for a business, or a consumer.
Online web applications have been used for document creation, dating apps, customer and client portals, and more. There are an endless number of businesses that would benefit from Custom Web Application Development Services.
Q: How do I make my own web app?
A: Developing your own custom web application is a tricky manuever – you need years and years of skilled development experience, the understanding of how user experience impacts design, and the ability to bring all of the parts together for a cohesive successful package.
In most cases it is a much wiser decision to hire an established custom web application development service, like Asahi Technologies in New York, to do the development of the custom web app for your business.
Q: What is the best way to develop web applications?
A: When it comes to developing web applications there are number of languages and platforms that can be used. When it comes to the custom web applications we develop, we are a technology-agnostic company. In other words, we choose the technology stack and software tools keeping your needs in mind when developing an application.
Our full stack engineers are cross skilled in a number of technologies including Java, MEAN Stack and MERN Stack. We recommend the appropriate technology stack to your team during discovery phase.
Q: How much does it cost to build a Web application?
A: The cost to develop a web application varies from one project to another, as each project’s needs and requirements are unique. In many cases, a detailed discovery phase is required in order to assess the total effort (time, money and resources) required for project completion.
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Q: How long does it take to develop a web application?
A: Similar to project cost, the time required for developing a custom web application varies from one project to another, as each project’s needs and requirements are unique. In many cases, a detailed discovery phase is required in order to assess the total effort (time, money and resources) required for project completion. When third party integrations to the web application are part of the project scope,
time taken for integration with those third parties can sometimes be hard to estimate, especially if integration APIs for those third parties are not well documented.
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4 digital solutions to address common application performance issues
High network latency, memory leaks, slow page loads, heavy CPU usage, and unresponsive servers are all typical performance issues we’ve experienced at some point when using or accessing digital applications. With how easy they occur in projects across verticals, you might be wondering whether the development teams behind these programs have done enough due diligence prior to the release. But human errors and oversight aren’t always the culprit. The reality is that while developers can strive to develop a fully functioning program with virtually no apparent faults upon delivery, no software is truly error-free. Even the most rigorously tested applications
6 useful tips for creating more robust application lifecycle management
As digital technology becomes the norm, software acquisition is now key to gaining a competitive edge in today’s market. Be it as a value offering tailored to consumers or a productivity tool to run complex processes, custom software undeniably helps companies drive growth and deliver value more efficiently. Just as necessary as having a proprietary application is prescribing a standard procedure to govern and maintain its utility. This is to ensure that your business can develop or adopt the right type of software—one that can fully cater to your business needs while keeping disruption to a minimum across critical milestones.
5 major roadblocks businesses must overcome when transitioning into a new software environment
As the business landscape becomes increasingly saturated, staying ahead of the curve often means embracing disruptive technologies to meet the fickle market demands. In most cases, this entails knowing when to pivot your current strategy to an entirely new solution. But recognizing the importance of digital shift is one thing; implementing the necessary IT upgrade is another. A global survey by Deloitte has found that although 87% of companies manage to identify the impact of digital trends on their industries, only 44% have adequately prepared for the coming disruptions. This vast disconnect between organizational expectations and conditions in the field
Is cloud computing the answer to better software development?
Cloud computing is perhaps not a term often heard in daily conversations, but it is one with a far-reaching impact on our technological needs. From expansive options of online data storage to numerous suites of web-based productivity tools like Google Workspace, nearly everyone has used a cloud-enabled technology. Over the last decade, this high degree of versatility also underpins the rapid cloud uptake among businesses. In fact, one survey has found that 94% of companies have already shifted their computing workloads on cloud platforms to varying extents. Unsurprisingly, the market size for cloud technology continues to grow exponentially. With a
Vinod Subbaiah
Founder & Chief Strategist
Vinod is a deeply devoted digital health enthusiast who believes technology is a great enabler that provides the key to unlocking a better world. He is driven by a singular goal: to help healthcare organizations leverage technology to deliver better digital services for patients, providers, payers, and other community health stakeholders. His expansive computer science domain expertise, humanity, and commitment to community are major assets for healthcare, medical, pharmaceutical, and life science enterprises.