Social network in a month. Is it possible to? in Arabic

It often happens that clients are surprised at the timing of the development and launch of high-load projects based on the ready-made Qwerty Social Network Engine framework, which take from 5 to 12, and sometimes up to 18+ months (in the case of launching projects similar to Instagram or Facebook).

Customers say, "Well, you have ready-made solutions — you just copy them to us from ready-made projects and quickly assemble a ready-made social network for us" — many people believe that social networks and high-load applications use the same technological stack as regular web projects (sites ), and also do not take into account the legal consequences of copying the same decisions. What exactly affects the timing of the implementation of such projects and why does it take several months? We answer point by point:

1. A highly loaded project (for example, a social network) uses technologies that are different from the usual sites (server systems are used that perform aggressive caching, proxy nodes and other mechanisms), and the projects themselves (despite the apparent simplicity) consist of about 50 -100 various independent modules and applications, which in turn are split into thousands of functional streams. And all these flows must be integrated with each other, work harmoniously, ensure reliable and safe operation of the project as a whole. The assembly of social networks, despite the fact that a ready-made solution is used (a special framework, QSNE), is a multi-stage and very complex process, including a cumbersome technological chain and a system of unit tests. If we compare the launch of a real social network and, for example, a regular website, then it will be the same as comparing the launch of a Falcon 9 rocket and, for example, a model of an aircraft. No, guys, if you need a social network "in 1 month" — this is not to us (maybe ordinary web studios can agree to this, but in the end the solution will be "outwardly similar" to what you need, but your the project will be absolutely unviable and will not withstand any serious loads, since the issue of the technology stack is important here).

2. We can use the same technology stack and a single approach to using the platform, BUT we cannot stupidly copy all functional blocks, since this is at odds with the legal side of the issue. We respect our clients and do not replicate their solutions. Nevertheless, for each individual project, we think over separate competitive advantages and try to implement them. This way, you can be sure that your project will contain unique value propositions and not be a trivial copy.