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a) Ruby/Rails on the backend, Backbone.js on the front b) I really don't have any scaling issues. I have about 120 paid customers, and on a given workday half
by bdunn 14y ago
a) Ruby/Rails on the backend, Backbone.js on the front
b) I really don't have any scaling issues. I have about 120 paid customers, and on a given workday half of them login at some point. It probably takes quite some time for the average B2B product to run into scaling issues (unless you're doing some sort of extreme number crunching or something)
c) I do everything. 20% of my product time is spent coding, the rest is marketing. Support whenever I need to (usually less than 30 mins response time if I'm awake)
Feel free to drop me a line with any other questions, I'm pretty much an open book :-) brennan at planscope.io
- kinkora 14y agothanks for the answers! And yes, I will definitely drop you a line if i ever get my site up and running. I'm still in development mode now. :) Again, congrats on your product and hope it gets better in the near future.