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“To Nathan’s point, app development can be time-consuming and costly. According to a 2018 Stripe survey, the average developer spends more than 17 hours a week dealing with maintenance issues […].”
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Spiceworks
“Features-as-a-Service may have evolved as a branding and differentiation label for SaaS companies, but it has now morphed into an approach to application development to enable greater efficiencies.”
TechTarget
“However, industry experts say three current trends will stay the course: artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) and machine learning operations (MLOps), spatial computing, and low-code and high-code skills.”
DevOps.com
“One way in which enterprises can balance innovation, commercialization, and development is through an emerging approach to application development known as features-as-a-service (FaaS).”
“Onymos, a Menlo Park, Calif.-based software company for app features development, raised $12 million in Series A funding. Great Point Ventures led the round and was joined by investors including Benhamou Global Ventures, Engineering Capital, and Industry Ventures.”
“[Shiva Nathan] adds the next critical work businesses must do is to plan for what I think of as the pre-post-password world. “It’s the transition time between passwords and passwordless,” he notes. “How will they effectively provide two different user experiences simultaneously?”
“Both the initial application building and the continual maintenance are major time sucks on an engineering team. This prevents them from being innovative on their next customer-facing product, and instead shifts focus to internal builds.”
“We here at Onymos are telling you there’s a better way—a revolutionary way—that you can develop applications. You don’t need to focus on or worry about building and maintaining basic features, you can drive business value elsewhere.”
Database Trends and Applications
Onymos, the developer behind the Features-as-a-Service platform, is announcing platform support for the React Native framework, enabling React Native developers to leverage the Onymos Features-as-a-Service platform to enhance the speed, quality, and value of their application development and innovation.
VentureBeat
“Workflow automation platforms are low code/no code, too, and most sales and marketing teams are leveraging them today to automate their campaigns or poll their user bases,” he said. “Pragmatists can wager that low code/no code will remain a good tool for use cases like those.”
IoT World Today
“Because of the current economic conditions, I don’t think many companies are going to invest in new security tools. To safeguard, it’s more likely that they’ll have to work with existing tools and address the things that are within their control; their people and their processes.”
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