Greeting Everyone!
I've been using PureBasic for several years. I love it! I'm ready to dive into SpiderBasic and work on some apps I have in mind to help fund my early retirement coming up in a few years. Over the years I've developed web/desktop apps for my employer for use by employees. These apps may have from 5 - 250 users at any given time. I'm looking to do the same with SpiderBasic but as a SaaS-type offering.
I'm planning on SpiderBasic for the front end and Nodejs/Postresql for the back end.
Would anyone have any tips and tricks, or stories to share?
Best Regards,
J Harris
Anyone Developing Enterprise Applications
Re: Anyone Developing Enterprise Applications
If you're doing it on x86 you'll have to work around CORS for ajax and websocket stuff..
SaaS is the way to go for profitability, but you got to target the right market.. Years ago someone told me telemarketing, virtual-support, and sales were buying up SaaS solutions more than anyone. It's easy stuff to code; most of the solutions required IP-phone integration. It's boring, though, and I'm not sure how you'd actually get companies to buy it other than maybe cold calling or internet ads..
SaaS is the way to go for profitability, but you got to target the right market.. Years ago someone told me telemarketing, virtual-support, and sales were buying up SaaS solutions more than anyone. It's easy stuff to code; most of the solutions required IP-phone integration. It's boring, though, and I'm not sure how you'd actually get companies to buy it other than maybe cold calling or internet ads..