Shrine Insights
Our official blog with news, technology advice, and business culture.
Why Join the Shrine Development Team
Become a Software Engineer at Shrine Development Disruptive technology is a way of life at Shrine Development. Our culture is built on the belief that software should work in the r
Douglas Drouillard The Truth About Mobile and Web App Investments
An app can help grow your business and generate more revenue, offering a positive return on your investment. Here is the truth about making a app investment.
Does my business need an app? 4 Signs the Answer is “Yes”
For some companies, a mobile app is an essential component of their business strategy. An app can help engage customers, streamline operations, improve service delivery, or even cu
Three Tips for First-time App Development Buyers
Finding a developer for an app is tricky because software development itself is tricky. It’s not like building a website. As many as 44% of development projects fail, according t
How to Get Your App Developed, Part 5: Incubators and Accelerators
There’s more than one way to launch a successful app. Each new project comes with a range of unique needs, resources, and budget. If this is your first time building an app or a
How to Get Your App Developed, Part 4: Offshore
In part four of our five-part series on the different methods you can use to get your app developed we are examining what might be the most misunderstood option: hiring an offsho
How to Get Your App Developed, Part 3: Agencies
Welcome to Part 3 in our series on ways to get your mobile or web application ready for market. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out Part 1 (Hire a Friend) and Part 2
How to Get Your App Developed, Part 2: Freelancers
In Part 1 of this series on ways to get your app developed, we covered the pros and cons of working with a friend or trusted developer. Today, we’re going to discuss one of the m
How to Get Your App Developed, Part 1: Hire a Friend
If you’re building an app for the first time, you no doubt have some questions about the best ways to bring your idea to life. Should you hire a full-time developer? Contract a f
