We have been working on a new product in the past few months (besides improving our flagship product SmartInspect of course) and had to choose a web development stack for this project. The product will be an installable web application, meaning that customers can host the application themselves (in contrast to all those fancy hosted web apps out there).
We have posted about the requirements and pros and cons of all the available web development stacks over on our No bug left behind blog. So if you are in the process of selecting a web development platform, you might be interested in our experiences:
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Choosing a Web Development Stack
We have been working on a new product in the past few months (besides improving our flagship product SmartInspect of course) and had to choose a web development stack for this project. The product will be an installable web application, meaning that customers can host the application themselves (in contrast to all those fancy hosted web apps out there).
We have posted about the requirements and pros and cons of all the available web development stacks over on our No bug left behind blog. So if you are in the process of selecting a web development platform, you might be interested in our experiences:
The application is coming along nicely and we hope to post some early information and screenshots about our next product in the coming weeks.