At Blue Ripples, Technologies is not just a set of languages and platforms. It’s a tool to translate the best version of your ideas into reality. We are multi-platform thinkers capable of drawing from a wide variety of resources. But our favourite is the one that works best for your product.
That’s why before introducing any new technology we run it through this tried and tested checklist. To ensure that it solves your business problem instead of generating new ones.
1. It is good.
But is it good for you?
We all have favourites. But when it comes to a product the best solution may not be the most popular or the most conventional one. Choosing a technology based on popularity, ease of use and price alone might limit the scope of your product in the long term.
The core focus here should be the features and functionalities you need to improve your business. Based on your requirements, we recommend solutions that deliver the most value to you.
2. Does it offer stability, support and documentation?
You might have a set of problems that requires immediate attention, but a good solution takes into account the long term scope of a product as well.
Stability. Your software should have the ability to evolve, especially if you need a feature rich product that stays relevant. We follow an evolutionary approach to product engineering with technologies that allow for the tuning and refinement of your product. So that you can build on a very strong foundation.
Support. We often encounter legacy systems that are obsolete because of the lack of support or proper documentation. The life of your product is heavily determined by the quality of the parts i.e. the technology that goes into building it. We ensure compatible technologies with coherent documentation that ensure your product stays relevant.
3. Is it Efficient?
Product development can be a long process with complex twists and turns. You need technologies that are flexible enough to adapt and powerful enough to be scalable. But in a race, even the best car is only as good as the driver.
Over the years we have developed highly specialised, domain specific knowledge and competencies. And having worked with innovative partners in highly agileproduct development cycles, we have also realised the advantages of a generalist approach.
Specialist or Generalist.
Why not both?
At Blue Ripples we have our unique brand of full-stack developers. They are
specialists who have evolved into Generalists. Developers who not only know the
technologies inside out, but can see a product through all the stages of its
development. This is an empowering capability for you as a client, because it offers
you tremendous control over the refinement of your product.
End to End Collaboration. Instead of working in compartments, the teams are capable of handling all stages of development across multiple technology stacks.From problem to product. Apart from the efficient utilisation of time and resources, it allows for the creation of a well-crafted product.
Convenience. This also gives you the opportunity to keep track of the entire product development process without having to switch from one team to another.
Cross-platform Insights. We are multi-platform thinkers first and foremost. This allows us to approach your unique scenario from all possible angles and zoom in on a specific solution.
Of course, specialists are important. But you shouldn’t have to choose between one and the other. That’s why our teams have a highly collaborative structure that pairs full-stack developers with specialists. So that you get the best of all worlds.
You can read more about how we leverage powerful technologies to create impactful solutions here.
At Blue Ripples, Technologies is not just a set of languages and platforms. It’s a tool to translate the best version of your ideas into reality. We are multi-platform thinkers capable of drawing from a wide variety of resources. But our favourite is the one that works best for your product.
That’s why before introducing any new technology we run it through this tried and tested checklist. To ensure that it solves your business problem instead of generating new ones.
1. It is good.
But is it good for you?
We all have favourites. But when it comes to a product the best solution may not be the most popular or the most conventional one. Choosing a technology based on popularity, ease of use and price alone might limit the scope of your product in the long term.
The core focus here should be the features and functionalities you need to improve your business. Based on your requirements, we recommend solutions that deliver the most value to you.
2. Does it offer stability, support and documentation?
You might have a set of problems that requires immediate attention, but a good solution takes into account the long term scope of a product as well.
Stability. Your software should have the ability to evolve, especially if you need a feature rich product that stays relevant. We follow an evolutionary approach to product engineering with technologies that allow for the tuning and refinement of your product. So that you can build on a very strong foundation.
Support. We often encounter legacy systems that are obsolete because of the lack of support or proper documentation. The life of your product is heavily determined by the quality of the parts i.e. the technology that goes into building it. We ensure compatible technologies with coherent documentation that ensure your product stays relevant.
