The podcast provides an extensive guide on the process of developing custom trading software and platforms, emphasizing why tailored solutions offer a competitive edge through speed, control, and security over off-the-shelf tools.

It outlines a detailed, nine-step development methodology, starting with defining the project's purpose and progressing through system design, technology stack selection, and rigorous testing and security protocols.

You'll also learn about the essential features of a modern platform, such as real-time market data, secure transactions, and advanced analytics, while discussing common challenges like managing high-volume data and ensuring stability.

Ultimately, the podcast advocates for partnering with experienced trading software development companies to ensure compliance, reduce time-to-market, and build a robust, reliable system.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by ⁠⁠Shakuro⁠⁠.

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This episode provides an extensive overview of front-end technologies, detailing the tools and best practices essential for creating engaging and functional user interfaces. It begins by establishing the core building blocks of the web—HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—before introducing various modern frameworks and libraries like React, Angular, and Vue.js, explaining their specific use cases and trade-offs.

It also covers utility tools such as Webpack, Sass, and Tailwind CSS, which aid in styling, bundling, and optimization for production environments. Finally, you'll get guidance on choosing the right technology stack based on project complexity and team skillset, while also outlining emerging trends like TypeScript adoption and server components that will shape future development.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by ⁠Shakuro⁠.

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This episode provides a detailed perspective from a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Shakuro, Alex Chaly, discussing the continued relevance of C# development for building robust enterprise and business applications.

Alex asserts that choosing a programming language is a critical strategic decision affecting long-term stability and cost, and he champions C# for its unified .NET ecosystem, high performance, predictability, and long-term support from Microsoft.

While acknowledging its limitations in areas like fast-to-market Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and mobile application development, the text includes case studies illustrating how C# successfully solved complex issues like enabling paid subscriptions and creating resilient data processing bridges. Ultimately, the CTO positions C# as a reliable, scalable backbone for systems meant to last and grow, prioritizing stability and maintainability over fleeting trends.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.

Read the full article here: https://shakuro.com/blog/c-sharp-cto-insights

The episode provides an extensive guide to mobile app performance testing, emphasizing that checking an application's speed, stability, and responsiveness under various conditions is crucial for user retention and overall success.

It details several high-level test types, including load testing, stress testing, endurance testing, and spike testing, explaining the purpose of each in simulating real-world usage scenarios.

The guide thoroughly covers essential tools for both Android (e.g., CPU Profiler, LeakCanary) and iOS (e.g., Xcode Instruments, Core Animation), along with mobile application performance monitoring (APM) solutions like Firebase and Sentry. Furthermore, it outlines a practical, step-by-step process for testing, stressing the importance of defining key metrics, simulating real-world network conditions, and integrating performance checks early and often in the development cycle.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.
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This is a comprehensive guide on how to create a Software as a Service (SaaS) application, detailing the entire lifecycle from ideation to scaling.

First, we'll define SaaS, emphasizing its benefits such as predictable subscription costs, automatic updates, and cloud-based accessibility, using examples like Slack and Zoom. We'll dive into a five-step development process, starting with crucial market research and idea validation before moving into defining features, choosing the appropriate tech stack, and developing a Lean Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

Finally, the podcast covers the ongoing necessities of iteration, scaling, addressing security and compliance (like GDPR and HIPAA), and avoiding common pitfalls such as feature overloading and underestimating budget needs.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by ⁠⁠Shakuro⁠⁠.

Read the full article here:https://shakuro.com/blog/create-saas-app

The episode provides an extensive overview of risk management in software engineering, emphasizing that ignoring risks frequently leads to project failures, budget overruns, and reputation damage. We'll define risk management as the process of identifying, evaluating, and addressing potential problems, categorizing them into technical, managerial, organizational, and external risks.

You'll dive into a five-step process for managing risks, which includes finding, analyzing, prioritizing, organizing the handling of, and continuously observing risks throughout the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

Furthermore, we'll explore various risk management techniques (like RBS, Monte Carlo Simulation, and FMEA) and practical tools (such as JIRA and RiskyProject), while stressing the importance of early initiation, open communication, and clear ownership as best practices.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by ⁠Shakuro⁠.

Read the full article here:https://shakuro.com/blog/risk-management-in-software-engineering

The episode offers a comprehensive guide on how to build a web app in 2025 and the following years, detailing various development approaches, including no-code, custom frameworks like Ruby on Rails, Python (Django/Flask), Node.js, and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).

It emphasizes the importance of defining business goals before choosing a tech stack and explains the benefits and drawbacks of each method. Furthermore, the podcast provides breakdowns of estimated costs and timelines for different app complexities (MVP, mid-scale, and enterprise-level) and offers advice on selecting a development partner, focusing on experience, communication, and pricing models.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.

Read the full article here: https://shakuro.com/blog/build-web-app

This episode provides a comprehensive guide on developing healthcare applications, covering various aspects from initial conception to post-launch maintenance. We discuss why investing in healthcare apps is beneficial, highlighting market growth, user dissatisfaction with current systems, and investor interest.

The podcast also details different types of healthcare apps for both providers and patients, outlining their unique features and regulatory considerations. Furthermore, it walks through a step-by-step development process, emphasizes critical features for modern medical apps, and explores key technologies and trends in the sector.

Finally, we address compliance and data security requirements like HIPAA and GDPR, discuss development costs, and explain various monetization models for these applications.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.

Read the full article here: https://shakuro.com/blog/how-to-develop-healthcare-app

The episode offers an in-depth overview of native iOS app development, contrasting it with cross-platform and hybrid approaches.

It explains that native iOS applications are built specifically for Apple devices using tools like Swift and Xcode, ensuring optimal performance and a seamless user experience. We discuss when to choose native development, emphasizing its benefits for complex features, scalability, and integration with iOS-specific functionalities.

Finally, the episode outlines the development process at an app development company like Shakuro, including discovery, design, agile development, quality assurance, and ongoing support, while also discussing cost considerations and tips for selecting a reliable partner.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.

Read the full article here: https://shakuro.com/blog/native-ios-development

The episode offers a comprehensive guide for new businesses navigating the complex world of custom software creation. It highlights the benefits of custom solutions over off-the-shelf products, emphasizing aspects like perfect fit, scalability, and enhanced user experience.

We compare building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) versus a full product, advising startups on when each approach is most suitable based on their stage and objectives. Then analyze the pros and cons of in-house, outsourced, and hybrid development models, helping founders decide on the best team structure.

Finally, the episode outlines a step-by-step software development process, from problem definition to testing and iteration, and provides crucial best practices for security, compliance, and legal considerations when developing software.

To ensure full transparency and comply with podcasting service guidelines, this episode is entirely created using AI-generated voices, based on original content provided by Shakuro.

Read the full article here: https://shakuro.com/blog/software-development-for-startups