With React, you can build user interfaces, while Angular lets you create dynamic web apps. Find out which one is the best choice for your startup

Agile Inception is a product discovery process we use at Railsware. It lets you deeply understand your customers, figure out how to address their problems and build a profitable business out of it. It helped us launch dozens of successful products over the years and we think you should try it too.

You can choose from a few types of mobile app development approaches depending on your budget, talent base, and other factors. Discover the available options, and find out which type of mobile app fits your requirements.

A product roadmap is a strategic plan that displays workflow and milestones of the pipeline. Learn the best practices to building product roadmaps and the tools you can use for that.

Master the basic skills in Google Sheets to solve your business and personal tasks. This tutorial guides you from how to create a spreadsheet to the essential calculations and functions of the tool

Jobs To Be Done is a product discovery technique that cultivates innovation by changing perspective from personas to jobs. Learn more about how Railsware uses the JTBD approach for product development and check out our real-life cases

Discover reputable apps built with Node.js like American Express, GoDaddy or Twitter Lite, as well as little-known startups

The digital product delivers the value proposition to users through the digital interaction point. Find out the best practices of developing digital products

Ruby on Rails offers useful tools and frameworks for e-commerce development and has numerous successful examples of e-commerce products built with it.

MVP is critically important to validate your product idea. This guide will teach you how to build MVP and what things to consider to avoid a failure.

Check out the unique picks of websites built with Ruby on Rails for different industries and jobs including sales, healthcare, finance and so on.

MoSCoW prioritization framework is a simple but powerful tool to set priorities in different fields including development, HR, and other operational activities. Check out how we use this technique for setting priorities and categorizing tasks in development, recruitment and other areas

What would the lean canvas examples of Google, Facebook, Amazon, Youtube, and Airbnb back in their bootstrapping days look? Check out our blog post to find this out.

Instagram, Facebook, and even Tesla have already chosen React Native to build their mobile apps. Discover other use cases of this cross-platform development framework and decide on using it for your startup.

Jira Data Center compatible version of Smart Checklist add-on is now live on the Atlassian Marketplace. Read about new standards and our journey to the Data Center Approved App designation.

Learn the most common MVP misconceptions to understand the true benefit of the minimum viable product.

This article provides an overview of London AI ecosystem and current development of AI-driven startups in the UK. Eventually, we’ll prove that London is a place you need to be in for the research and development of AI.

This article will guide you inside the essence of startup metrics, and you’ll learn why it is fundamental to measure various sorts of data to achieve success and make your product competitive in the market

Ruby is a language for elegant and expressive coding. Java is the global number one language by usage. Check out what else these technologies have in common and differ in, and pick the best one for your startup

Recently we attended the Product Development Days conference in Krakow, in this post I will share what we’ve learned and discuss whether these events are worth attending.