Has anyone seen any particularly effective ride share apps built on Bubble? Especially with regards to almost 0 errors, and almost 0 downtime?
Firstly, 0 downtime is impossible for something that has services that need to run 24/7 (eg. live tracking). Even AWS and Google services go down. 99% uptime is as good as it gets.
Secondly, as someone who builds app for government entities, I can tell you from experience that having every app function running in Bubble alone, will not suffice. You will need to stack your own tech for critical services.
Link them to Bubble with APIs but handle critical processes externally in an appropriate stack.
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Oh hi, I see that you responded even though you don’t have an answer to my question, you pretended that zero and almost zero are the same, and you assumed that I’m ignorant about app development so you could make a statement about your expertise.
That’s fine if that’s what you want to do.
For anyone else who reads this: EYE am still looking for an answer to my first question about existing bubble apps, because my nonprofit works with government, I’ve had great success with the applications I have built with Bubble, I serve on an advisory commission that is considering building an application, and I’m looking for Bubblers who might have already done interesting work with rideshare.
Oh okay, where did that come from Mr Attitude 
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I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad-news, but @ihsanzainal84 is correct. Just look at the forum with the people that have issues with down-time. Bubble is not optimal for a government entity. Not unless you have a system that can guarantee 99% uptime. Not to mention full HIPAA/SOC2/GDPR/SOX… is basically a requirement for these types of apps. Bubble itself cannot work with these types of audits (‘cept maybe GDPR).
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when you say rideshare apps?
You mean like an uber type of app right?
I have built one recently
Yes
No
Makes me think of a Pirate
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