creolestudios
Joined: 30 Jun 2021
Posts: 0
What are the key considerations when planning for custom web application development? involves creating tailored software solutions to meet specific business needs. Here are some key considerations:
Requirements Gathering: Thoroughly understand the business requirements and user needs to ensure the application addresses all necessary functionalities.
Technology Stack: Choose the appropriate technology stack based on scalability, security requirements, and long-term maintenance considerations.
UI/UX Design: Design an intuitive user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) to enhance usability and engagement.
Development Methodology: Select a development methodology (e.g., Agile, Waterfall) that aligns with project goals and team dynamics.
Testing and Quality Assurance: Implement rigorous testing protocols to identify and resolve bugs early in the development lifecycle.
Security Measures: Incorporate robust security measures to protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access.
Scalability and Performance: Design the application architecture to handle growth and ensure optimal performance under varying loads.
Maintenance and Support: Plan for ongoing maintenance and support to keep the application running smoothly and up-to-date with evolving technologies.
By addressing these considerations thoughtfully, businesses can ensure the successful development and deployment of custom web applications tailored to their unique requirements.
keisuke
Joined: 07 Dec 2020
Posts: 16
Re: paid Singapore PR application agency to apply for Singapore PR
They artificially boost their success rates because they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place.
ICA also treats agency applications with suspicion as it looks like you have something to hide.
Your money is better spent elsewhere.
I'm not sure about the part that "they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place". As for my case, they said that my success rate was 100% (4 years ago). I didn't go with them and applied by myself, my application was rejected within 4 months.
singaporeflyer
Joined: 17 Aug 2009
Posts: 4308
Re: Wife resigned during PR application
Hi, my wife and I (main applicant) have submitted PR application since 2023 and it's still pending.
Recently my wife decided to take a break and resigned from her job.
We plan to apply for dependent pass, but can only start the process few weeks after her last working day.
Any idea/opinion on how will this affect my PR application?
Meanwhile, should I apply for STVP for her?
When should I inform ICA about the condition?
Appreciate your thoughts on this.
She will need a valid pass to reside in SG while her dependant pass application gets approved. So, surely you would need at minimum a STVP
Inform ICA when her current work pass is cancelled and also again when you get her a DP.
MOCHS
Joined: 01 Aug 2019
Posts: 907
Strong Eagle
Joined: 09 Jul 2004
Posts: 11684
Re: paid Singapore PR application agency to apply for Singapore PRIf you love wasting money, then by all means contract with a PR application agency.
On the other hand, if you can fill out a government form that requires little more than a barely passing O level schooling, you'd be a fool to spend your money.
PR application agencies can do f*ckall for you. They just take the information you give them and put it on a form that you could fill out for yourself.
stchow
Joined: 08 Feb 2024
Posts: 2
sundaymorningstaple
Joined: 11 Nov 2004
Posts: 40455
Re: 3 year administrative concession IRAS
Bonuses don’t come until mid-March, but I have no concerns — I know dozens of people who left this way and still got their bonus, it’s tried and true… and my employer goes by the books… to a fault.
Then it's more of a tax residency issue; your EP really is your tax residency . You need to resign in JULY to avoid this issue. How much leave do you have? Can you work remotely? Also don't be too worried about doubling up on jobs. IF you find a job stateside I would OE (over-employ) and do both if you can work remote in one of them until July. Double pay cheques baby!
malcontent
Joined: 22 Dec 2007
Posts: 2678
Re: Can expat and local couple apply for International School for child
Singaporeans can go to International schools even if both parents are Singaporeans, I think long ago, they were not allowed but things have changed . Generally due to the high international school fees, it is quite unusual for both Singaporean parents to send their kids to International schools.
This post is misleading. Cost is not the only obstacle — if it were, many more Singaporeans would be studying in International school.
Singaporeans can only enroll under exceptional circumstances with MOE approval. The only cases I know of true blue Singaporeans getting enrolled include special needs children and internationally mobile parents who have careers that included overseas assignments.
In the case of one parent being non-Singaporean, they also have a chance at getting the exception — especially if the child is a dual citizen, based on the family’s potential to migrate to that spouse’s country in the future.
smoulder
Joined: 25 Dec 2015
Posts: 1329
Re: 15 years in Singapore!Congrats wd40!
You are one person who I always take inspiration from - your story of achieving financial independence. Here's to many more years of flourishing financially.
This forum probably doesn't receive a ton of traffic, but definitely is invaluable in terms of the life experience that some of the regulars share here. Hard to find that elsewhere.
Max Headroom
Joined: 08 May 2013
Posts: 952
malcontent
Joined: 22 Dec 2007
Posts: 2678
Re: 15 years in Singapore!Congrats WD40! I wonder if you’ll pass the halfway mark like me. After 15 years, I also started to become more accepting of life here. My username reflects that less accepting time, only 11 years in. After following the experience among many expat vloggers, there’s one common thread: if you aren’t happy in one country, you won’t be happy in another country.
Pal
Joined: 22 Jul 2003
Posts: 1645
Pal
Joined: 22 Jul 2003
Posts: 1645
Re: Owner not refund rental depositI hope you have a valid room rental agreement signed. If yes, keep all your evidence and then try to get back your deposit by:
File a claim via Small Claim Tribunal:
https://www.judiciary.gov.sg/civil/file-small-claim
Or go to Legal Aid Bureau:
https://lab.mlaw.gov.sg/files/LegalAidBureau-Flyer.pdfandved=2ahUKEwjC5uvxi4KHAxX41zgGHU_cDGgQFnoECDkQAQandusg=AOvVaw13SH9X5e9AdAQVL8ZMK8Op
Pal
Joined: 22 Jul 2003
Posts: 1645
Re: Lenovo pen replacementLenovo is hopeless on their support and parts.
Had a few years old Lenovo laptop and the cpu fan failed. Was told there isn't any part in stock. In the end I managed to order the part from overseas.
Seems like they are not keen to help at all.
Pal
Joined: 22 Jul 2003
Posts: 1645
Re: 15 years in Singapore!Great to see you loving Singapore 😃 and remembering the good old names of the forum.
Hope you can continue to do well here and enjoying the country!
I must admit life was easier 15 years ago in Singapore.
NYY1
Joined: 21 Mar 2022
Posts: 674
Re: 15 years in Singapore!Congrats Wd40! No matter where we are, things could always be better and at the same time they could always be worse. I'm glad you have been able to grow your savings and be content/thankful for what one has.
Perhaps something will change. If not, enjoy the rest of your time here.
roslind.fong
Joined: 28 Jun 2024
Posts: 8
Re: Can expat and local couple apply for International School for childSingaporeans can go to International schools even if both parents are Singaporeans, I think long ago, they were not allowed but things have changed . Generally due to the high international school fees, it is quite unusual for both Singaporean parents to send their kids to International schools.
the observer
Joined: 20 Jul 2020
Posts: 599
Re: Singapore Property market will crash?
Sentosa is definitely an under rated and undervalued place..with its biggest mall just a short drive and business district located so close, I believe it'll start to shine and rise soon cos mainland prices are already quite high.. Even in the suburbs. and the brani sentosa plan, it can only get better.
You forgot that locals don’t pay much absd whilst foreigners have to pay 60pct or so.
So foreigners are out of this market.
Locals care about schools, mrt, market, kopitiam, etc etc
abbby
Joined: 20 Jul 2005
Posts: 2034
Re: Singapore Property market will crash?Sentosa is definitely an under rated and undervalued place..with its biggest mall just a short drive and business district located so close, I believe it'll start to shine and rise soon cos mainland prices are already quite high.. Even in the suburbs. and the brani sentosa plan, it can only get better.
Strong Eagle
Joined: 09 Jul 2004
Posts: 11684
Re: 15 years in Singapore!I am very happy for you, WD40. I, too, loved my 8 years in Singapore and would probably have stayed much longer had not the global recession of 2007/2008 killed my business. I am glad that the magic continues for you.
