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Thử nghiệm cập nhật SaaS hiệu quả: Tự động hóa quy trình kiểm thử thay vì kiểm tra thủ công hàng trăm trường hợp. Sử dụng công cụ như CI/CD, staging environment, và viết các test case tập trung vào code thay đổi để tiết kiệm thời gian & giảm rủi ro lỗi. #TestingTips #SaaSDev #KiểmThửPhầnMềm #DevOps #TốiƯuHóaQuyTrình
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1pol4fc/whats_the_right_way_to_test_updates_before/
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Building better ways to track and respond to critical alerts — all in-app, all under the hood. Stronger audit trails and smarter reminders on the way. #LegalTech #SaaSDev #DataDriven
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The rules that pause time are now in place.
Tolling types seeded. Tables set. One more batch of unit tests and then the clock-bending logic goes in.
#LegalTech #SaaSDevPaulJonesSoftware.com
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🚢 Big day on the RBAC front.
✅ New tenants can now be seeded with roles + permissions
✅ New users inherit access cleanly via role assignment
✅ Field rename cleanup complete (TenantRoleId > Id)
Feels good to build something that actually fits. #SaaSDev #DotNet #LegalTech -
Test coverage is compound interest.
Every edge case you catch now is one less bug, one less support ticket, one more confident release.
Invest early. The payoff is peace of mind.#SoftwareEngineering #SaaSDev #CleanCode #TestDrivenDevelopment #DevLife #saasini -
Backend updates in place:
• Discovery reason now required when the rule calls for it
• Full logging added for success + failure
• Output parameters respected throughoutLaying the groundwork for more dynamic rule paths coming soon.
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In legal apps, delete doesn’t always mean gone. Soft deletes preserve traceability, auditability, and reversibility — essential when data has legal implications. #LegalTech #DotNet #SaaSDev
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New feature: granular subscription logic tied to jurisdictions + practice areas. Tailored tools for each firm = scalable SaaS.
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SaaS devs: Landing page in your main app or as a separate entity?
Integrated:
✅ Unified codebase
✅ Seamless UX
❌ Slower initial load
Separate:
✅ Faster loading
✅ Independent scaling
❌ More infrastructure
Which do you prefer and why?
#SaaSDev #WebArchitecture