Clickable link http://blog.closefox.com/e-book-how-to-win-more-deals-using-...

I wouldn't be installing apps from an unknown author, but if it was on github and I could review and compile it myself I'd be a bit more inclined to try it.

You should also check out https://bugcrowd.com

It is one option, there is also

https://bugcrowd.com mainly paid reward programs, can start using it for a bug bounty/rewards program for free (also maintains the bug bounty list which is used by many white hat hackers https://bugcrowd.com/list-of-bug-bounty-programs/)

https://crowdcurity.com

Clickable link http://www.yourpersonaldotcom.com/

Hangouts - for voice/video (standups) Hipchat - for chat Trello - Tasks Google Docs - Knowledge, collaborative editing Github - code versioning

Has anyone tried sqwiggle.com, we tried it, but we get the same thing from impromptu google hangouts for free. A truely native sqwiggle app that integrates more into what we are doing makes sense.

Thanks for trying out Sqwiggle! Solid feedback, we're working hard to make the experience more seamless with the OS. Would love to hear if you have any other thoughts or ideas. Let us know at howdy at sqwiggle dot com.

If you are talking about storing things like files etc then you could have a look at Amazon S3. If you are referring to user records etc, then use a good MVC framework (with ORM as makerops suggested).

You should check out some co-working spaces on friday afternoons, they generally chill out and have a few drinks.

Also go to a few meetup groups, but you have to get in quick, meetups fill quickly.

You should check if the software is listed on the bugcrowd bug bounty list. Its a list of websites and software which accept responsible disclosure of security issues.

http://bugcrowd.com/list-of-bug-bounty-programs/

If you can't find it there you should send them an email and suggest they add it.

Zoho offer a pretty simple email service, only 5 mailboxes though (but you can get creative and use groups as well)

www.zohomail.com