Team Blog
Scrum for Distributed Teams
Thursday, April 29, 2010 by Adi S.
Distributed teams give companies access to talent that they may otherwise not have access to locally. Projects can be completed in a faster manner if people in different time zones are continuously working on a particular project. Lastly, but certainly not least, companies can obtain significant cost savings if they work within a distributed team environment. Read More »
Script# - Part I
Thursday, April 29, 2010 by Can B.
Javascript development can become quite complicated if/when you are dealing with more than just onclick or on mouseover events. If you are working on a client-side-heavy web application with full of dynamic html elements, AJAX calls, validation etc. it is already time to think about OO javascript implementations. Read More »
Hybrid Pricing Models for IT Outsourcing
Thursday, April 29, 2010 by Adi S.
Our consultants help establish the architectural approach and perform feasibility studies as the initial phases of the project based on the time-and-materials model. Once the anticipated technological and integration challenges are solved and the proof of concept exists we are able to perform the implementation work based on the fixed cost basis. This approach has proven quite successful and well received by our clients. Read More »
WCF PerCall Service Implementation
Tuesday, September 22, 2009 by Can B.
PerCall service instances are created and destroyed with every method call on the server side. This fact in any ways does not depend on usage of different proxy instances or different endpoints on the client side. Read More »
Optional and Named Parameters in C# 4.0
Thursday, September 10, 2009 by Slaven V.
C# 4.0 is coming soon and as usual brings some syntactic sugar along to make our programmers lives a little happier. One of the new features is named and optional parameters. Optional parameters The optional parameters feature is not new in other languages. VB 4.0 had it already in similar form so you could declare something like: Public [...] Read More »
