Top Reasons To Outsource Software Development

Change by its nature, is hard in the beginning, messy in the middle and worthwhile in the end if the transition goes well. Handing over a SaaS development project from one company to another, midway is bound to get messy. The project manager who has to take over your project all of a sudden, probably had a lot on his plate, or maybe was spearheading a critical project he had invested a lot in, but now has been moved to yours. A good project manager understands perhaps his skill sets were more necessary to your project currently than the one he was working on or there were other extenuating circumstances. Whatever the reason, often they aren’t given the right of first refusal. Nevertheless, end of the day, everybody on the project wants the best handoff.

React.js was developed by Facebook to address its need for a dynamic and high performing User Interface(UI). In 2011, Jordan Walke and his team from Facebook released the React JS library, a JavaScript library which brought together the speed of JavaScript and a new way of rendering pages, leading to a responsive and dynamic user input. In 2015, two years after the team open sourced React.js and its popularity grew, they released React Native.

While the average phone in America is quite powerful, in emerging markets devices are still, in many ways, limited. Even so, the same software runs across it all. Now IoT devices, which are about five to seven years behind smartphones, have a similar trajectory, but their diversity in CPUs and platforms are even greater. Most of the devices used for IoT development are small, low powered, and have limited batteries. Lower computational power is the tradeoff here. To deliver the connectivity and form-factor needed to succeed in the IoT business, your developers have to relearn many performance-enhancing techniques, while coming to terms with the fact that the latest tools which work exceptionally well on a development machine will most probably not run well in constrained environments.