Do you have the BEST idea for an app, but you don't know where to begin when creating an app business? No worries! This is the perfect article to help you get started with your app business development. We'll answer some of the most asked questions about how to create an app business and let you know what options are available to monetize your app design and earn a profit.
In my blog I usually talk a lot about different ways to bring your app idea to life. I don't often talk about why you shouldn't build an app though. The reason is simple if your motives are monetary: don't build an app that doesn't have a clear value proposition.
Building successful software products can be extremely hard. This explains why we're so selective with whom we choose to bring into our circle when trying to build something great. Whether you have a great app idea or app concept, or you just need help building a quick script to read through some data, it can be hard to source the right help sometimes. In a world dominated by remote work in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic, it's easier than ever to find the right people with the right skillsets to get the job done.
In fact, here are 5 great methods for finding talent to build your app or other software product.
Have you ever thought to yourself "I have an idea for an app," and then instantly became really excited at the thought of building and releasing your own app, only to quickly realize that you have absolutely no idea where to start?
Are you having trouble trying to debug react rerenders? Debugging unwanted react rerenders can be one of the most frustrating and tricky problems when building Reacts apps. Especially when working with large systems, trying to identify which prop or hook changes are triggering a re-render can be enough to drive anybody mad.
In my recent post, What is Tech Debt? I try to break down what "Tech Debt" means in modern software development. To me, tech debt is simply any work that seeks to benefit the long-term health of your software product but has been deferred until a later date.
Tech debt is a word that gets thrown around a lot in modern software development. If you're a software engineer, you might have a pretty good idea already about what tech debt really means. If you're not an engineer, you might just think it's a word that we tend to use when we want to be really convincing that a set of tasks should get done.
Something as simple as sending a push notification should be one of the easiest parts of building your app. Why then is it so complicated? When I was building my React Native app, I was baffled at how difficult it was to implement push notifications myself after I ejected from Expo.
I loved learning React Native through Expo. Expo’s managed workflow is so simple and elegant; it makes it easy for any beginner to jump into app development.
So you’re probably aware that you might not need Redux, but maybe Redux is a good fit for your app. That means we should use it for managing all of our application state… right? Wrong.
