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NessPay

Parisnesspay.co

NessPay helps companies improve the financial well-being of their employees.

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Benjamin Stirrup
Benjamin Stirrup

CTO at NessPay

Feb 19, 2022

DecidedonReactReactAngularJSAngularJSVue.jsVue.js

We chose React.js because of its overwhelming popularity among developers in addition to the fact that its programming paradigm can be used for both web and native app (when coupled with react-native).

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Benjamin Stirrup
Benjamin Stirrup

CTO at NessPay

Feb 19, 2022

DecidedonWebflowWebflowHTML5HTML5JavaScriptJavaScript

We chose Webflow to create our landing page / static website in order to quickly iterate over it while not needing to involve a developper to do it.

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Benjamin Stirrup
Benjamin Stirrup

CTO at NessPay

Feb 19, 2022

DecidedonDigitalOceanDigitalOceanGoogle Cloud PlatformGoogle Cloud Platformawsaws

We chose DigitalOcean as it is the only hosting provider that also has a Platform-as-a-service software like App Platform. That way, our dev team can focus on creating value for our users instead of spending time managing infrastructure.

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Benjamin Stirrup
Benjamin Stirrup

CTO at NessPay

Feb 19, 2022

DecidedonGitHubGitHubGitHub ActionsGitHub ActionsCircleCICircleCI

We chose github + github actions in order to manage the code versioning and the CI on the same software. Furthermore, while it is not that much, I believe that for a large team it is considerably cheaper to have one github subscription instead of a git subscription and a CI/CD software subscription.

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