Are you tired and drained from grappling with issues like applications that don’t meet requirements, an unresponsive development team, and unexpected delays in deliverables? When faced with such situations, the fear of making mistakes can make you feel overwhelmed. To avoid unnecessary expenses and the disappointment of an application that falls short of expectations, it is crucial to meticulously and accurately go through the hiring process for your development team.
As a trusted custom software solution provider with more than ten years of experience, our priority at Mallow has always been to assist our clients in making well-informed decisions that lead to the success of their projects. Our objective is to guide you through the process of evaluating the compatibility of your application with Mallow.
By the end of this article, you’ll be able to determine whether Mallow is a good fit for building your app. You’ll also feel glad for taking the initiative to assess your application’s compatibility with Mallow.
What factors should I consider before collaborating with Mallow?
It is essential that you evaluate the alignment between your needs and our services in order to make a well-informed decision about working with Mallow or like-minded companies. We will walk you through the process of determining our suitability for your specific needs.
Moreover, we will provide you with a list of questions to ask any company you are considering, including our own, in order to ensure compatibility and make the correct final decision.
1.What types of Ruby on Rails projects is Mallow specialised in?
2.What skills does Mallow have?
3.What is the cost of collaborating with Mallow on a Ruby on Rails project?
4.Could you provide an overview of what Mallow cannot do?
5.What other criteria need to be validated?
1. What types of Ruby on Rails projects is Mallow specialised in?
Mallow is well-specialised in the following types of Ruby on Rails applications:
* Building new applications
* Upgrading from legacy versions to stable versions
* Revamping existing applications (Ex: Enhancing UI, Performance, and Security)
* Migrating monolith applications to Scalable / Microservice based architecture
* Integrating with third-party services and other enterprise tools (Salesforce, other CRMs)
* Developing performance-intensive applications (Ex: Heavy reports based)
* Developing complex business algorithm-based applications
* Developing heavy traffic-based applications
* Developing applications that require compliance (Ex: GDPR, HIPAA)
* Developing API-based applications
* Converting on-premise applications to containerised cloud-based applications
* Customising open source / commercial off-the-shelf applications (Ex: Spree, Sharetribe, etc.)
The complete article was originally published at Is Mallow the right choice for my Ruby on Rails project development?
