Which edition fits a first paid app?
The pricing page lists a simpler MVP edition and fuller editions for business apps. Check which one has the account, billing and administrative features you need. If you use its subscription code, plan to configure the payment service separately.
Can you give the starter code to customers?
The vendor’s license describes use of the starter to build applications and limits redistribution and open-sourcing. Check current terms and seat requirements if a client will receive code or another developer will need access.
How should you bring a new release into your app?
Compare your edition’s current update entitlement with the dated changelog. The vendor documents using Git to bring changes into your code. Review changes where your custom customer screens and admin workflows overlap the starter before using them in the live app.
Which actions belong in the customer area and the admin area?
Draw two screens for a fictional equipment rental service. Put a renter’s own order on one and the operator’s queue for all rentals on the other.
- Name the rolesList who can read and change information on each screen. Include a staff member who should see rentals but cannot edit billing.
- Compare editionsFind the edition’s listed account and permission features. Circle anything the app still needs to define and check itself.