Outsourcing software as a service (SaaS) development is a strategic approach adopted by businesses aiming to enhance growth, reduce operational costs, and streamline product delivery. In an era where swift market entry and technological efficiency are pivotal, outsourcing offers companies the leverage to focus on core competencies while delegating the complex task of SaaS development to specialized service providers. The process involves partnering with an external organization that possesses the technical expertise, experience, and resources to build and maintain SaaS solutions, effectively bridging gaps in a company's in-house capabilities.

Before the Raygun API limited release last year, we'd been consistently receiving requests for a public API for a long time, to provide a way for our customers to access their Raygun data programmatically. We're now proud to say we're providing a public API with a range of endpoints, but it took us a lot of planning and development to get here! In this post, I'd like to take you back to the beginning of development on our big API project. Specifically, I want to walk through the pivotal decisions we made around testing when we started development on the project, and how (and why) these have paid off.

Video games are a huge industry. People play them all across the world as a hobby and even as a job. They often bleed over into other forms of entertainment with movies, TV shows, books, and even board games. Some of the biggest YouTube channels on the platform built a huge portion of their audience through gaming. If you enjoy playing video games for fun, maybe you are thinking about becoming a more serious gamer. Perhaps you want to start streaming and turning it into a side income, or you enjoy the mental health benefits of this stress-relieving activity.

Security and compliance policy management tops the list of gaps for organizations.