Raising Vactory

VietnamQA-AppFactory, abbreviated as Vactory, is a Facebook application program generator. You can use it free of charge, to create your own custom software solution. The resulting software will be a Facebook application. Whether another Facebook member is allowed to use it, or must pay to use it, is up to you.

Vactory itself, i.e. VietnamQA-AppFactory, is also a Facebook application. Any Facebook member can use this program generator free of charge. This service is brought to you by the velgie, the people of VietnamQA.

Vactory is still under development. The first line of code for it was written in October 2010. From the start, the velgie understand that, even when full fledged, Vactory cannot automatically meet all user requirements. That’s why they also offer Free Facebook Application Development Service to all Vactory users.

Each time you use the free services as provided by the velgie, you help raise Vactory. The experience in doing the custom software for you lets the velgie know how best to improve Vactory. You must not wait until Vactory become fully operational before using the velgie to help you with the development of your own custom software. They are ready to help you now. You can contact them at any time.

VietnamQA wants to form an organization with a million software developers in Vietnam working together under the same flag. In order to realize this vision, they must train many new university graduates. For the privilege of gaining experience in many software development projects, the velgie are willing and able to do your project for free.

Did you notice that the word free is mentioned in each of the earlier paragraphs? That is how bad the velgie want to quickly build business relationship with many of the 500 million users on Facebook. If you have an idea for servicing the people on Facebook, call the velgie now. They will build you a Facebook App without asking you to pay for their effort in software development.

The above picture shows in July 2010 a number of velgie gathered for a project celebration at a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City. This group of velgie were working on an e-commerce website specialized in selling gift cards and incentive cards. As of August 2010, US laws do not allow selling gift cards to businesses. The velgie moved the corporate logic from the old consumer website to the new corporate website. Furthermore, they added code and turned these websites into software as a service for use as a white label service to other businesses. Click here for more pictures.

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