Non-developers to create powerful Web Applications

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 30, 2007 (ERN)- Software startup YadaShare LLC announced today the beta release of its software service that allows non-developers the ability to create powerful web applications.

When asked why he founded YadaShare in October 2006, Paul Henry stated, "We wanted to give businesses the option of building customized software solutions for a fraction of the cost of packaged software or custom development projects. We're certain that once people use our service they will immediately see the value in it."

Creating applications in YadaShare allows people to collaboratively work with data in a central location without the need to install software on individual user desktops or company servers. YadaShare abstracts the "techy" details of building software through its simple web interface. Henry said, "We want people to be as comfortable using YadaShare as they would their own email program."

YadaShare is one of many new companies using SaaS, Software as a Service, as a delivery model whereby applications are hosted and operated by the vendor, and used over the Internet for a monthly fee.

More information and the beta sign-up are available at http://www.yadashare.com.