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CloudEats is a ghost kitchen company that was founded in 2019. The company operates a network of shared kitchens in the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. CloudEats provides a platform for restaurants to launch and operate ghost kitchens.
The Lagos-based startup is using technology to revolutionize the food industry. FoodCourt is a Nigerian startup using technology to revolutionize the food industry. The company operates a network of cloud kitchens, which are shared commercial kitchens that multiple restaurants use. This allows FoodCourt to offer its customers a wider variety […]
Ghost kitchens need to manage inventory and logistics effectively. One of the best ways to overcome these challenges is to collaborate with food delivery platforms and other partners. Working with these partners can expand your reach, increase sales, and improve your bottom line. Choosing the right partners When choosing partners, […]
CloudEats, a cloud kitchen startup that operated in Indonesia and the Philippines, has shut down its operations after less than two years in the market. Rishabh Singhi, the former chief operating officer of RedDoorz, a budget hotel booking platform in Southeast Asia, founded the company. CloudEats aimed to provide a […]
Regarding Agile sprint planning, preparation is critical to ensuring a productive and successful meeting. Here are more details on what you need to do to get ready: Prep your backlog: Before the sprint planning meeting, the product owner should review and update the product backlog. This comprehensive list outlines the […]
SonarQube is an open-source platform developed by SonarSource for continuous inspection of code quality. It provides automated reviews with static code analysis to detect bugs and code smells in 29 programming languages. SonarQube offers reports on duplicated code, coding standards, unit tests, code coverage, code complexity, comments, bugs, and security […]
Temiz Kod (Clean Code) sanal sınıf eğitimi. Eğitmen: Akin Kaldiroglu
Data serves little purpose if we cannot find it. Looking up individual records in the 100-plus petabytes of data accumulated at Uber lets us perform updates and gather valuable insights to help improve our services, such as delivering more accurate ETAs to riders and showing eaters their favorite food options. […]