We're creating a marketplace type offering (i.e. two sided market) where suppliers of services will generally pay us a percentage of revenue for making a sale on their behalf. The model is similar to Amazon (i.e. Amazon keeps a transaction fee for items sold on its platform by vendors). Our policy all along has been that 'we make money only when you (supplier) make money'.Recently, however,...
We're currently building an application that involves the accumulation of rewards points that can be used to redeem for rewards (gift cards, merchandise, etc). Do others have any experience in building their own rewards points programs? Did you create your own set of rewards options or partner with a company like Maritz? Thanks..
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I wondered if anyone out there knows of examples of startups that have developed web applications on a .NET framework? We have heard that Ruby on Rails is far quicker then trying to develop a web application on .NET but wondered if that is really true or if there are examples of companies that have just built on a .NET framework from the beginning? Thanks..
If we decide to develop our web application in Scala/Lift would we have any challenges finding the right developers to support changes/iterations in the future? I have heard good things about Scala/Lift but am concerned that we may not have the same type of community of developers that exist for Ruby/Rails. Thanks.