After developing a web application or web service (SaaS) and overcoming a tumultuous period of its growth, you may eventually reach a dead end and become lost in how to grow further. For some reason, new possibilities don’t give you what you expected, and covering new markets doesn’t grant you the anticipated profit. As a result, you put in your SaaS solution more than you get in return.

The way software technologies develop and find the most optimal way to fit in our lives sometimes amazes. Netflix and Spotify have transformed the market landscape and changed the habitual view of the entertainment industry. Apps that handle all the data “somewhere in the cloud” and provide end-users with specific services when and where they need it have come a long way from groundbreaking tech to a completely ordinary phenomenon, without which it is difficult to imagine everyday life.

5 steps guide on how to build a SaaS product. In the article you will learn everything you should know about SaaS app development.

To understand the Waterfall Model in SDLC, it’s necessary to dive into the model’s definition, main phases, what documents are associated as the result of each stage, advantages, and disadvantages.

The decision about the app’s architecture is an essential step. Find out more about monolithic vs microservices architecture comparison, pros and cons in the article Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture