Amazon shopping modules have changed dramatically since the emergence of e-commerce applications like Flipkart. According to a recent poll, more than 75% of people consult an e-commerce website before purchasing goods from a nearby store. For every e-commerce shop or wholesaler, this has produced a significant need for e-commerce app development companies in Saudi Arabia.

Growth of eCommerce
eCommerce is said to have grown at a rapid rate over the world. With over 235 million individuals accessing the Internet solely through their mobile phones, India's online commerce has gradually evolved into "app-commerce." Mobile websites are essential, but apps have taken over as the de facto standard since they provide personalization and allow eCommerce players better understand their users, increase communication, and make targeting possible.

Cost to make:

We have received the following results of eCommerce mobile app cost:

• eCommerce Android app development cost - $20000 -$70000+
• iOS eCommerce app development cost - $25000 -$80000+
• eCommerce hybrid app development cost - $35000 -$90000+

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Day 21: First novel 

 

I was almost seven, and my dad was reading this aloud to my brother and me. He went on a business trip a couple of chapters into the book, and I just couldn't wait to see what happened. My mom, who spent hours reading aloud to us during the day, was busy putting my toddler sisters to bed, promised to read the next chapter as soon as she could, but I was impatient. After all, I'd been waiting since the evening before, which seemed an eternity. So I picked up the book and muddled along myself.

 

A children's book from the 40s.Tells the tale of the arrival of the first Arabian horse into the UK and the founding of the breed of horses that race to this day.While I am prepared to accept that it may have elements of truth, it far too neatly falls into the realms of fairy tale story for me to accept that it is in any way a faithful representation of the story. Agba is a mute horseboy in the court of the Sultan. He has a favourite colt, a bay the colour of the sun, who he calls Sham. This horse is marked with a white spot of speed on his heel. Agba, Sham and 5 other pairs of boys & horses are selected as a great gift to the French King. Only they don't arrive in good condition, the horses being underfed and looking good for nothing but the knacker's yard on arrival. It then goes from bad to worse in France before he's rescued and brought to England. it doesn't go smoothly there either, still being put to work pulling carts, and as a mount at a stable rather the the racer Sham was destined to be. Sham never does win a race, but his offspring do, and he lives out his life in a pampered state. Agba is less lucky. The Sultan said that the horseboys were to stay with their horses until the horse died, and at that point the mute boy returns to Morocco.I found it a pleasant enough read, but was left with far too many unanswered questions. Agba seems never to communicate with anyone but the horse, so how come he managed to stay with it all the way through? How can this be a true story, if he can't communicate - how can he tell what he & the horse endured? It just didn't hold true to me. Having said that, it's a children's book. I never went through a horsey stage, but I imagine it would entrance any 8 year old who did.

A beautiful tale. The flash forward at the beginning an excellent introduction to the story.

This is the story of the founding father of racehorses, Sham, “King of the Wind,” and his friend, the stable boy, Agba. The story begins in Morocco where the sultan sends Sham and Agba off to France as a gift for the king. But the French laugh at the little horse and Sham is sent off to a series of owners, here and there, loved and hated, until he finally ends up in England. It is only in England when the true nature of Sham’s racing abilities are realized through his offspring, three horses who win for their owner prize after prize.