workarise

🚀 workarise finally launched on BetaPage! 🙌We need your support to make workarise a hit. Check out our profile, and give us an upvote! Help us climb the ranks and empower more businesses with workarise. Let's shape the future of productivity! 💼💪https://betapage.co/product/workarise

SaaS-based voice communication powered by chat GPT is revolutionizing the way we communicate and automate productivity tools. Discover the future of product management with workarise and embrace the power of SaaS-based voice communication. 🗣️💻✨
https://dev.to/workarise/what-is-saas-based-voice-iin

Check out our latest blog post on building a Django-powered API with Swagger! Our backend software engineer shares step-by-step instructions for creating an efficient and user-friendly API using this powerful tool. https://dev.to/nisrine/building-a-django-powered-api-with-swagger-2e13

Unlock the power of project management with workarise's Gantt chart! Check out this informative article written by one of our talented front-end developers on the benefits of Gantt charts and how they work. https://dev.to/juandev2579/master-project-management-with-workarises-gantt-chart-oeb

Hey IndieHackers, we're looking to get our product out there and attract more users. We're considering using BetaPage to help with marketing, but we're unsure if paying to publish is worth it. Have any of you tried BetaPage? Was it helpful in gaining exposure for your product? We'd love to hear your experiences and thoughts!

Exciting news! We just launched our new landing page for workarise and we're eager to get feedback from the community. Our platform is all about helping businesses streamline their project management and communication, and our new landing page showcases all the ways Workarise can make your work life easier. Check it out and let us know what you think! https://workarise.com

Great news! We've successfully integrated Google Calendar events into our platform using Google OAuth2. Check out our latest blog post on how we did it: https://dev.to/juancmandev/how-to-integrate-google-calendar-events-using-google-oauth2-51b9. We're excited to provide our users with even more powerful tools to manage their businesses efficiently.

Hey everyone! I'm excited to connect with all of you and help each other out. One way we can do that is by following each other on Twitter.

I'll start by sharing my Twitter handle: @workarise. Feel free to drop your handle in the comments below and let's connect!

Remember, the purpose of this post is to help each other out. So while you're here, why not take a moment to check out someone else's Twitter profile and follow them? And if you have any feedback on their profile or content, feel free to share it with them in a reply.

Let's create a supportive community where we can all help each other grow and succeed. Looking forward to connecting with you all on Twitter!

Calling all Workarise users and fans! Are you interested in connecting with other entrepreneurs and business owners to share insights and tips on how to make the most of our platform? Come join our Discord community! Our group is dedicated to discussing all things workarise, from project management to SaaS tools and beyond. Click the link to join us today: https://discord.com/invite/4CHQHy2g

Workarise is a SaaS product designed for managing projects with tasks. Developing a web app that can be accessed through a custom domain like workarise.com and authenticated with an email and password is not as easy as it sounds. Here, we will share how we selected the tech stack for running Workarise.

When choosing a tech stack, the first thing to consider is where the product will be delivered. In our case, we decided to deliver Workarise on the web, due to its many advantages such as faster iterations, easier debugging and testing, and greater accessibility to users via their browsers.

JavaScript is a crucial technology for building web apps as browsers run on it. After much deliberation, we chose React, a widely used library for building web apps due to its fast iteration capability.

To save time, we integrated Material UI to build components with functionality, styled components for more specific requirements, and other JavaScript libraries like Formik/Yup for creating validations for forms, date-fns for managing dates, and more.

Initially, we did not have a backend developer to create an API, so we used Firebase, which replaces the need for an API and offers hosting, authentication, real-time database, analytics, and file uploads like images. Firebase provides a Software Developer Kit that can be used in the front to connect the Frontend app to Google Cloud services, enabling faster development with fewer people.

However, in the long term, we realized the need for an API and a SQL database. To integrate a new backend developer, we decided to use Django as a framework for our API. To host the API, we chose Cloud Run, a serverless Google Cloud service to run containers. We used Docker to containerize the API, which will help scale quickly with Cloud Run. For the DB, we can use Cloud SQL, which provides PostgreSQL, one of the most widely used SQL DB.

In summary, Workarise is built mainly with React, MUI, and Firebase, but in the future, we plan to implement an API with Django and host it with Cloud Run to scale as we grow.

-Ever Oliver