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I think I get it. Look at their pricing: https://gigster.com/pricing https://gigster.com/pricing Most software development shops don't ever scale past a few d
by 55555 11y ago
I think I get it. Look at their pricing:
https://gigster.com/pricing https://gigster.com/pricing
Most software development shops don't ever scale past a few dozen or a few hundred developers. As a result, they don't have much project overlap. If you were able to scale to handle tons of similar projects, and be picky about which projects you take on, you could re-use 90% of the code needed for each project without ever dropping prices, essentially charging over and over again for hours that were only actually worked once.
All marketplace codebases are pretty similar, all dating apps are pretty similar, all daily deals sites are pretty similar, etc.
I think all their talk of Artificial Intelligence is nonsense to throw people off their trail.
- mooreds 11y agoI read through their terms of service and you as a developer hand all rights to your work over to them. That's normal. But there's little mention of the rights of their client. So maybe they are trying to get a bunch of reusable ip on the backs of consulting engagements, like every consulting shop ever. But maybe doing it in a more scalable way.
- jboynyc 11y agoTo me that looks like Samwer as a Service: Here's how much it will cost to clone <mainstream app>.
- mziel 11y agoBig chunk of consulting is this busines model, i.e. develop a solution and sell its integration in the vendor architecture. Is their solution that much different?