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Thread: Ways to increase maintainability of a saas based tool.

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    Post Ways to increase maintainability of a saas based tool.

    I and my cofounder are working on a SaaS platform and plan to use java as a base language. But we have been reading that java projects are hard to maintain in long term.

    Are there any methods that we can start with to make sure our tool is easy to maintain in the future as we scale?
    Last edited by Mike214; February 4th, 2021 at 02:13 AM. Reason: Wrong prefix

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