Software or Web development are identical processes that are developed by computer programmers.
Software development is oriented towards the design of computer applications.
Web development is oriented towards designing websites or web applications in the cloud or hosted in a datacenter or local server.
Standard software VS bespoke or customized software
Standard software | Custom software |
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Features controlled by the manufacturer. | Functionalities based on customer requirements. |
Fits the standard business model. | Adapted to the client business model. |
Integrated with manufacturer software. | Integrated with other software. |
Support is provided with software updates. | Support is provided for bug fixes and optimizations. |
Low investment dependent on licensing. | Higher investment. |
Custom software development
Custom software development
Bespoke or customized software development meets the true needs of an organization and allows for continuity
by adding new features or improvements. Implementing new functionality is always a new project.
Development Microsoft Power Apps Canvas app
The development of Canvas app applications with the Microsoft Power Platform that allows it to be executed
in the Internet browser, desktop or mobile. A Canvas app is like a traditional custom app, but without the
need to write code in a programming language. It is created with an intuitive drag and drop editor for
components such as forms or galleries. It allows Microsoft or third-party services to be integrated and live
in the cloud.
Software integration
It interconnects different computer applications with Web Services. A Web Service is software that offers an
interface with a set of tasks that allows exchanging information between different information systems
through messages in XML (Extensible Markup Language) or JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format.
Generic software development processese
Software development has several stages. Get to know some of the generic software development processes.
- Planning and analysis of customer requirements.
- Preparation of proposal.
- Budget submission.
- Development.
- Carrying out tests.
- Implementation of the software on the client.
- Verification and validation.
- Periodic follow-up.