429. How Can I Make My Software Product Highly Desired by the Customers? - Fix My Software Product Business
Updated on: 2025-02-22
Posted on: 2016-08-08
Many developers have already started working on software products before making sure that there is a good demand for those products.
Later they realize that the product is nice but it is really not essential for their users, so they may not be able to make much sales.
Fortunately there is a method that can be used to convert a non-essential product into a highly desired software product that their users feel they cannot live without.
Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer to learn more about this method and how you can apply it in practice in a new product or in a product that has already started being developed.
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Later they realize that the product is nice but it is really not essential for their users, so they may not be able to make much sales.
Fortunately there is a method that can be used to convert a non-essential product into a highly desired software product that their users feel they cannot live without.
Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer to learn more about this method and how you can apply it in practice in a new product or in a product that has already started being developed.
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Updated on: 2016-08-05
Posted on: 2016-08-05
ePub is a common format of eBooks supported by many eBook reader devices.
Basically ePub files are ZIP archives with files of the contents of the ebook.
This class can extract the contents of a ebook in the ePub format and parse it, so the ebook pages can be viewed on Web pages.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Basically ePub files are ZIP archives with files of the contents of the ebook.
This class can extract the contents of a ebook in the ePub format and parse it, so the ebook pages can be viewed on Web pages.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Updated on: 2016-08-04
Posted on: 2016-08-04
Blog: PHP Stats Graphs package blog
Package: PHP Stats Graphs
Often Web developers need to log some events of their applications and eventually show them to the visitors in a cool way that they can understand.
Read this tutorial article to learn how you can use the PHP Stats Graphs package to extract statistics of application events and show them in nice vectorial graphics.
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Read this tutorial article to learn how you can use the PHP Stats Graphs package to extract statistics of application events and show them in nice vectorial graphics.
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Updated on: 2016-08-03
Posted on: 2016-08-03
Sometimes you need to call different functions in sequence. However if one of the functions throws an exception you may not be able to execute the other functions unless you catch the exceptions of each function.
Putting try and catch statements around every function call may be tedious and boring task.
This package provides an alternative solution. It provides a trait that allows you to queue multiple exceptions thrown by classes that use the trait.
This way you can have access to the whole list of thrown exceptions throw the last or all exceptions that happened.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Putting try and catch statements around every function call may be tedious and boring task.
This package provides an alternative solution. It provides a trait that allows you to queue multiple exceptions thrown by classes that use the trait.
This way you can have access to the whole list of thrown exceptions throw the last or all exceptions that happened.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Updated on: 2025-02-22
Posted on: 2016-08-01
According to a recent survey, many developers would like to create their own business selling software products to many customers but they do not have any good ideas of products that could sell well.
Fortunately there are methods that you can apply to come up with good software product ideas and then figure if they have good market potential even before you start developing the software products.
Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer to learn more about those methods, so you can start applying them to have great software product ideas with good business potential.
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Fortunately there are methods that you can apply to come up with good software product ideas and then figure if they have good market potential even before you start developing the software products.
Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer to learn more about those methods, so you can start applying them to have great software product ideas with good business potential.
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Updated on: 2016-07-29
Posted on: 2016-07-29
Many Web applications have browser side (JavaScript) code making AJAX calls to server side code in PHP that is mapped to classes of objects.
Usually the server side code needs to register classes or functions that will handle the AJAX calls.
However, when you have many classes to handle your Web application AJAX calls, registering classes one by one can be a tedious time consuming task.
The package provides a more efficient method to register many classes at once. You just specify a directory and the package will lookup and load the classes on demand when the AJAX calls are received.
This way you also do not have to waste time instantiating objects of the handler classes until they are necessary.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Usually the server side code needs to register classes or functions that will handle the AJAX calls.
However, when you have many classes to handle your Web application AJAX calls, registering classes one by one can be a tedious time consuming task.
The package provides a more efficient method to register many classes at once. You just specify a directory and the package will lookup and load the classes on demand when the AJAX calls are received.
This way you also do not have to waste time instantiating objects of the handler classes until they are necessary.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Updated on: 2016-07-29
Posted on: 2016-07-29
This is the July edition of the podcast hangout recorded by Manuel Lemos and Arturs Sosins to comment on the latest outstanding PHP Articles published recently.
They commented on articles about using DevSense PHP Tools extension to develop and debug PHP applications with Visual Studio, automating actions on Mac OS X using PHP scripts, using reactive programming to develop more efficient PHP applications, debugging remote projects with PHPEd, and a new series of short videos to tell why developers should create their own software products and sell to many customers, and what are the main mistakes to avoid to become successful doing that.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video to learn more about these PHP articles.
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They commented on articles about using DevSense PHP Tools extension to develop and debug PHP applications with Visual Studio, automating actions on Mac OS X using PHP scripts, using reactive programming to develop more efficient PHP applications, debugging remote projects with PHPEd, and a new series of short videos to tell why developers should create their own software products and sell to many customers, and what are the main mistakes to avoid to become successful doing that.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video to learn more about these PHP articles.
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Updated on: 2016-07-27
Posted on: 2016-07-27
PHP is often blamed for being an insecure language. This is not a fair claim because, as a language, PHP is not more insecure than most other Web programming languages.
The bad reputation could be attributed to some applications like WordPress and others that can be easily extended with plugins developed by programmers that may not be so security aware as they should.
The CMS Airship package is a content management system package that was developed and managed to be secure by design.
It is mainly a blog engine with support for multi-site environments.
It can be extended with add-ons that can be reviewed and controlled by the community, thus helping to quickly fix any security matters that the community finds.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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The bad reputation could be attributed to some applications like WordPress and others that can be easily extended with plugins developed by programmers that may not be so security aware as they should.
The CMS Airship package is a content management system package that was developed and managed to be secure by design.
It is mainly a blog engine with support for multi-site environments.
It can be extended with add-ons that can be reviewed and controlled by the community, thus helping to quickly fix any security matters that the community finds.
Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.
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Updated on: 2016-07-26
Posted on: 2016-07-26
A lot of PHP developers face situations on which they need to execute multiple tasks in parallel. This is the case for using multithreading solutions.
Recently I tried the pthreads extension and was pleasantly surprised. It is an extension that adds the ability to work in PHP running multiple tasks in parallel within the same process without any emulation, no magic tricks, no fake parallel tasks, it is real.
Read this article to learn more about the pthreads extension and how you can use it in your PHP applications to execute multiple parallel tasks.
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Recently I tried the pthreads extension and was pleasantly surprised. It is an extension that adds the ability to work in PHP running multiple tasks in parallel within the same process without any emulation, no magic tricks, no fake parallel tasks, it is real.
Read this article to learn more about the pthreads extension and how you can use it in your PHP applications to execute multiple parallel tasks.
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Updated on: 2016-07-25
Posted on: 2016-07-25
Many developers have great ideas for software products but they fear to have their ideas stolen by competitors and lose the credit and the opportunities to succeed.
Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer that gets advice on how to protect their software products, so they can succeed even if any competitors try to copy them.
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Watch this video with a consulting session with a developer that gets advice on how to protect their software products, so they can succeed even if any competitors try to copy them.
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