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During 12 years of work in full software development life cycle, Codespring has shown outstanding ability in delivering top notch solutions on various platforms for software development: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Windows Mobile and iPhone.

Software Development / Technologies & programming languages:

 

C++

.Net / C#

Java

Development environments

  • MS Visual Studio 2008
  • Code Warrior
  • GCC
  • MS Visual Studio 2008
  • IntelliJ IDEA
  • Eclipse
  • Main Technologies, Tools & Application servers

    Windows technologies:

    Technologies:

    Application Servers:

  • DirectX, DCOM, ATL,
  • MFC, Winsock, Open GL
  • NET 3.5, ADO.NET,
  • ASP.NET, Remoting,
  • WPF, WWF, WCF,
  • WebService, SilverLight
  • JBOSS,
  • Apache Tomcat,
  • Apache Web Server,
  • BEA Weblogic
  • Other technologies & tools:

    Mobile Technologies:

    Technologies & tools:

  • GDL, SNMP, LDAP, STL
  • Windows Mobile SDK,
  • OpenNetCF,
  • Symbol Mobility
  • Developer kit SDK,
  • Mobile Platform Builder
  • J2EE, JSP, Velocity, Struts,
  • Tiles, Spring, Turbine,
  • Vaadin, Torque, Hibernate,
  • Java Web Services (Axis).
  • Ajax (ExtJS), JBPM
  • Databases

     
  • Microsoft SQL 2008
  • Oracle
  • Solid DB
  • Versant VOD
  • MySQL
  • PostgresSQL
  • Access
  • SQLite
  • Software Development / Methodology: V-Model / Agile / XP

    Having a wide experience in various programming languages applied within different platforms, the Codespring software engineer team has developed a specific approach towards the selection of methods and technologies for software development processes. We are proud to be as versatile as firm, if needed. We gladly carry out any full software development  life cycle  process according to the V-Model, yet we are ready to shift any time to the Agile methodology, or engage our pioneer software engineers into the XP (Extreme Programming) methodology. Quality is always closely monitored in all cases that we have previously mentioned.

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