Hi, I'm Sam Quinn CEO of Software on the road.
We help you to build software, it doesn't matter if you plan to build a SaaS, a mobile application, or a website, we can build it for you, so you can focus on what is really important, sales and customer acquisition.
For the last 5 years I've been working with startups to build a variety of applications, from a video powered platform 📹 to the next e-commerce for beers 🍻
In this journey I've learned a lot of different skills that are needed in the startup environment, I've been a witness of the born of a saas that went from 0 to +200.000 registered users, going from the MVP to scaling the infrastructure to catch up with the growing userbase.
I've worked with the most energetic and passionate people to build the next way of asynchronous communication, and I've been working side by side with a non-teach founder that went from an idea on paper to the next uber for pubs, teaching him how to code in the process.
I want to be part of your story, be there with you when writing the first line of code, be the DevOps that helps you scale the servers for your first 1.000 users, and then 1.000.000 users too.
As my dream is helping startups to born and grow, in order to do that I've gathered a team of expert software developers, UI/UX designers, DevOps, and project managers who are committed to creating the next big thing.
Successful Products
I develop the foundation architecture for this location-based application and offered my consulting services for 2 years.
As a Full Stack developer I helped standups.io with the mobile app implementation in React Native, developing mirror features in the web application with React, and mostly the main backend engineer, working with node.js and AWS services.
Are you an energetic, proactive, and amazing client?
Because we are such a small team, there is Sam, Emma, Guchi, Nico and Matias, and all of us is most of the time booked, we can only take 1 and maybe 2 projects at the same time.
So, we expect from you:
- You trust in our judgment and expertise, and you are willing to listen to the advice from us.
- You are an amazing, energetic, and proactive client
- Then, you are willing to take action. It is worthless that you ask us to review your stack, your code, and architecture if you aren't going to use it!
What you could have by working with us
Just to let it clear, we are a premium team with premium knowleadge that only want to do the best job possible,
and we are so demanding with ourself and with the service that we provide that we wouldn't accept any project that we know that we aren't capable of doing.
So, if you are used to hiring cheap and bad agencies, you can close this tab right now, because we are neither.
- Due to our career background, we had been at all of the development problems you can imagine a startup could have, and we solve them.
- You will get the most smooth experience on scaling your application to an enterprise-grade of user demands, we archived this twice.
TWICE!
How many devs on the planet can say that?
(For real, just call us and test our knowledge) - And of course, you will get our, in a professional way, love, respect and commitment to your project.
Testimonials
people talking about our work 🗣
Sam works quickly and communicates well.
What people say
About our articles 📰.
Check out this post on one way to build a solid Node.js architecture!https://t.co/KPPpa68m3R via @SantyPK4
— Node.js (@nodejs) September 9, 2019
🛑 You don't need passport.js - Guide to node.js authentication ✌️by @SantyPK4 . Demystifying concepts such as #JWT, #OAuth2, #userimpersonation, common security pitfalls and #attackvectors. #javascript #nodejs #node #js https://t.co/22CoF27TzJ
— ITNEXT (@ITNEXT_io) June 3, 2019
1. Use a 3 layer architecture.
— The Node Dev (@The_Node_Dev) April 19, 2019
2. Don't put your business logic into the express.js controllers.
3. Use PubSub pattern and emit events for background tasks.
+ more
author: @SantyPK4 https://t.co/InphRaigi2
I’m so tired of reading articles claiming what is the best node.js framework based on biased opinions or sponsorships.
— The Node Dev (@The_Node_Dev) August 23, 2019
So here are the top node.js frameworks ranked by daily downloads, the data was taken from npmjs .com itself.
author: @SantyPK4 https://t.co/dnN1JeHdSQ
🛑 You don't need passport.js - Guide to node.js authentication ✌️ @SantyPK4 @ThePracticalDev https://t.co/m8v0uiXvhD #angular #typescript #javascript #frontend #webdev
— Dor Moshe (@DorMoshe) July 27, 2019
3 node.js scalability problems and how to solve them 🚀 https://t.co/Xxh8dPvvQA #node #scalability #backend #programming #DevOps #javascript #100daysofcode via @santypk4
— Jorge Eldis (@jlamigueiro) June 14, 2019
How is it like to work with us?
Communication
Expect a to be part of our daily communication through Slack, where we post our daily process in a channel, we use this method (called daily standup) to give you full transparency of what we are working on, without being intrusive or distracting for you or the developers.
Then we also perform a weekly or bi-weekly call where we discuss the objectives for the sprint.
The code is yours
We ask you to create a GitHub account and then to create a code repository (a place where the code is the store for internal collaboration), every change we made will be sent there.
The codebase is yours to do whatever you want, we don't have any rights over it.
After-release Support
When you lunch your MVP to production, we don't leave you behind, you get help on everything related to infrastructure scalability.
That involves monitoring the database for possible optimizations, horizontal scalability for the servers, hotfixes for any bug that can come up.
How long does it take to build my app?
The time that it takes depends on the specifications, features, and iterations the app will need, the number of software developers involved influences it too.
What we typically offer for an MVP is a team of 2 software developers working full time on your project, that is the minimum if it requires a bigger team we provide more software developers.
Then the application will be ready for lunch to production, and of course, we give you production support, and we can continue the development process.
I have a "legacy codebase" can you work with that?
We had a few clients in the past where the codebase was a horrible entangle spaghetti code, and we success in refactor the most out of it without affecting performance or service availability.
But it is not a simple nor straight forward process, and it can take a lot of time.
Fortunately, if what you need is some new feature or a modification to an existing one, we can do that for you in less time, adjusting our development skills to the existing codebase, without breaking anything.
I already have a team working on my app, can I hire some of you to help us?
Of course, we are open to that.
Contact us to see if your team and we are a good fit for what you are looking for.
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