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Ongoing development: a release every Friday
Keep a live product moving without hiring a team: new features and fixes every week, a release every Friday with notes in plain language, and you can stop anytime.
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Ongoing development is for products that are already live and need steady work: new features, fixes, and the upkeep that keeps a product safe and fast. Instead of hiring a team, you work with one developer on a weekly rhythm. Something is released every Friday with notes in plain language, the code stays in your repository, and you can stop anytime.
Who this is for
- Founders after launch who have users, a list of requests and no developer of their own.
- Small product teams who need more hands on the backlog without a long hiring process.
- Businesses whose developer left and who need someone to pick the product up and keep it moving. If it first needs a check-up, start with fixes, audits and rescue.
How a week works
- Monday: you agree the week's goals with Adil on a short call, from your list of priorities.
- Midweek: you get a preview link to try what's in progress, before your users see it.
- Friday: it's released, with release notes in plain language: what changed and what's next.
Small, frequent releases are easier to test and easier to undo than a big launch every few months. Weekly releases with a remote developer explains the rhythm in detail.
What it covers
- New features for the web platform, the mobile app or the admin panel.
- Bug fixes and small improvements your users ask for.
- Upkeep: dependency and security updates, and performance.
- Integrations with the services you use: payments, e-mail, analytics, your ERP.
The work spans the stack listed on the home page: Laravel, React, Next.js, NestJS, Expo and React Native, Odoo and WordPress.
An example: a shipping log
The home page shows the latest releases of SkyEye, ShipFastDev's in-house 3D data platform, week by week. Clients get the same rhythm on their own products. The SkyEye case study describes what's in it and how it stays fast.
Working together remotely
Adil is based in Morocco on GMT (the same time as London, one hour behind Paris) and works in English and French. Each week's goals are agreed on Monday and every release comes with written notes. If you're comparing options, the articles on choosing a remote development partner and on fixed price, time and materials or retainer cover the questions to ask and the ways to pay.
Always included
- You own the code from day one, in your own repository.
- Release notes in plain language after every release.
- You work directly with Adil; trusted specialists join when a project needs them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I stop anytime?
Yes. The code is already in your own repository, so stopping doesn't leave you locked out.
What if the product was built by someone else?
That's common. On the call, Adil looks at your product and code and proposes how to work on it. The article on onboarding a remote developer lists what to hand over.
How is the work priced?
After the free 15-minute call you get a clear estimate within 1 business day, with no obligation.
Do I need to manage the work day to day?
No. You set the priorities on Monday and try the preview midweek; the rest is handled, and every Friday's notes tell you what happened.