Software Engineering Insights

It was the rapid spread of the Internet and coming of age of web-based applications that fueled the adoption of tech by startups for everything from record keeping, fundraising, campaign management to marketing. The rise of easy to use web applications has been the real driving force behind this rapid adoption. Technology is delivering the innovation that gives your company a competitive advantage, but what does technology play in your startup branding

Every startup aspires to reach the point when the road to success becomes crystal clear and smooth. But just because you have gained clarity about the road that will lead to success, it does not mean that your startup will not face any more challenges.

Some enterprises are deeply dependent on outsourcing. But there are other enterprises, which thrive by limiting their outsourcing to a minor part of their overall IT operations, and they manage their core activities themselves. Then there are those enterprises, which don’t outsource at all, they achieve cost effectiveness and efficiency by doing everything in-house.

The wonderful world of startups is full of excitement and hard work. Sheer business ideas simply do not cut the cake, you need a sharp edge of technology to deliver your best value.

Every business is on web in today's world. This fact alone makes it increasingly important to make sure a company's website is updated and performing. Any lapse in website performance can lead to loss to precious customers and tons of bad customer reviews. Here a 5 simple yet proven tips to enhance your website performance by 40%.

My previous post talked about the challenges a startup faces when put against the onus of handling technology on its own. I mentioned how in-house talent can be the god given remedy but what if you are devoid of that option?

In all the problems that we have come across, there have been some which were persistent and perplexing yet still the solution lied just under our nose. A similar problem that we faced recently is for certain a very common issue a lot of IE9 users come across.

Getting stuff done with Laravel 4 using the App::make() method is extremely safe and rather a better approach to decouple dependencies from each other. While you type hint a dependency in the constructor method, the Laravel framework automatically injects dependencies by reading the type of its dependent object while using App::make() behind the scene.