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Mobile Practice is an educational platform that helps people switch learning into application and performance in their field to do their best through group learning & personalized coaching. An interactive platform with structured practice scenarios, empowering managers to feedback to users.
The main problem was developing a highly scalable video education SaaS platform for Fortune 5000 companies. The app had to be combined with the Serverless approach for video transcoding, with low latency video streaming in EU and US regions. Another challenge was to convince the client to use AWS Lambda with another set of other AWS services due to potential vendor lock. Also, there was a challenge to set up a video recording in the IE, but it is already solved.
We proposed an AWS platform with a Serverless approach for video transcoding and API by implementing AWS transcoder, Lambda, S3, API Gateway, CloudFront, DynamoDB, Firebase, MongoDB, and Sentry. We applied the serverless framework for deployment and CloudWatch to monitor Lambda functions. This technical approach allowed us to build a highly-scalable product build a highly-scalable product for big clients of Mobile Practice with low latency streaming in the EU and US.
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TechMagic is a software development company with a presence in Krakow, Poland and Lviv, Ukraine. We focus on narrow technology and help startups, and enterprises start, grow, and scale their business. To hire a dedicated development team in Poland or Ukraine means to increase the capacity of your team with high-performing professionals.
We have expertise in JavaScript, Salesforce, Serverless, and Native Mobile. With strong values, management experience in web application development, and an active local community we always involve talented engineers to provide quality services to our clients!
Their attention to detail in the development phase has meant that our product doesn't have any problems when it's released to customers. In fact, we've already made some sales on it, despite this being an early version of the software. Users are finding it sufficiently functional and robust even in its current state, which is promising for the future as we add more features.
Ben Eddy