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How Do I Assure the Quality of My Web Service?

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Created 6 years ago in Technology / Software Development

Poor quality software can kill your product and company. Web users are not patient, if they encounter bugs + usability issues with your product they generally will not tell you - they will just move on to another service.

Let's talk about how to ensure the quality of your product - the systems, processes and tools that you as (perhaps) a non technical manager can put in place to ensure quality - regardless of the expertise of your developers.

James Drummond

Chiang Mai, Thailand
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I'm a senior, full stack web developer with over ten years experience working in both corporate (finance) and startup sectors in London. My expertise is in Javascript, specifically node.js, mongodb, Angular.js and react.js meaning I can work on all aspects of your project from multi-threaded backend to high quality user interface. I graduated with honours from the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), began my career in server side C++, was security cleared for my work in finance and worked with top London graphic designers as senior front end developer for allsaints.com (a site with 1 million+ unique visits / month and frequent sales of £1 million+ / day). I was senior and founding developer for rangeroom.com - a startup in the fashion tech sector in London which was greenfield when I started working on it. I'm founder and developer of Smoothbook.co - an online appointments system serving a niche for yoga and fitness studios that currently manages 60,000+ appointments / month for businesses around the world. Recently I have been working with the (Ethereum) blockchain (mainly via the Javascript web3 api). I am very interested in further work on blockchain projects. I'm a developer but also have good experience with systems administration, application architecture, deployment and scaling with services such as digital ocean and Amazon Web Services. I am very easy to get along with and great talking / presenting to clients and senior management; I'm experienced with, and enjoy, managing and mentoring junior developers.

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