If you want to operate within the EU you need to follow the strict data privacy law, GDPR. And many of use are searching for the best GDPR compliance tools.
Some of the things you need to pay attention to with GDPR are:
Today, I'll compare SaaS Pegasus with Parthenon. Nothing is perfect and there will always be something better at some things. This will help you be able to make the decision which system to build your future SaaS on.
NoCode has arrived and it's everywhere. It’s popular with entrepreneurs who are creating their own apps without developers, and with developers who can now quickly build apps faster than when they were using code. As it’s so in demand, you might think that there’s no question as to whether you’d use code or NoCode; but in reality, that question is there and it’s valid.
To help you understand NoCode a bit more, this article will address the benefits (reduced time to market and building without a developer) and the future of NoCode.
While I consider Parthenon a Business Application framework, lots of people just consider it a SaaS bootstrap. But the thing is, I also think that most people should be using SaaS bootstraps to start their SaaS/Business software both on side projects and in day jobs. I've seen quite a few objections or people not really understanding the value they bring, so I thought I would explain fully. There are different reasons depending on if you're technical or non-technical, so I'll go through the reasoning for both separately.
And I understand there are 100% cases where you shouldn't use these. But for a lot of super early startups or side projects, I really think they would benefit from not reinventing the wheel.
For the purpose of this blog post, I will talk in the context of the three major SaaS bootstraps, which I'll list out at the bottom.