https://wdms.dev/kb/ Recent content in Knowledge base on WDMS — Web, Mobile, Video & Events Hugo en-us https://wdms.dev/kb/dev-accounts/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wdms.dev/kb/dev-accounts/ <p>Every project needs infrastructure beyond the code itself. A code repository, hosting, continuous integration, and domain registration. How that infrastructure is owned and managed is something we discuss at the start of every engagement.</p> <p>wdms offers two models.</p> <h2 id="managed">Managed</h2> <p>Everything lives under wdms infrastructure. Repositories, hosting, CI, and deployments are handled entirely by wdms. The client doesn&rsquo;t need to create or manage any accounts.</p> <p>This is simpler. There is nothing to set up on your end. The tradeoff is dependency: your project lives on wdms infrastructure, and moving away requires a migration. Managed infrastructure carries a monthly infrastructure fee.</p> https://wdms.dev/kb/cra/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wdms.dev/kb/cra/ <p>If your app is available to users in the EU, some changes may be required on your side.</p> <p>Due to regulatory changes in the EU, wdms will no longer publish apps under its own developer accounts on behalf of clients. This is a direct consequence of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).</p> <p>If you want your app published to EU users, you will need your own DUNS number, under which you create your own Google and Apple developer accounts. Apple requires a 99 USD fee annually and Google has a one time fee of 25 USD. Both Apple and Google require a DUNS number to register as an organisation.</p>