Rapid - Application Development Tools

There are several rapid application development tools available, most of them targeting GUI design, Database access, Web Application development. Here is a list of tools that we have experience in.

• We have expertise in NetBeans, a cross-platform, RAD IDE for creating visual desktop, mobile, web applications, and SOA applications for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X.
• Experience in using Visual Studio .NET, for rapid application development of desktop, mobile, web applications, web services applications for Windows, Windows Azure.
• Expertise in QT for cross-platform application and UI framework development. It includes a cross-platform class library, integrated development tools and a cross-platform IDE. We have exposure to writing web applications, desktop and embedded operating systems applications without rewriting the source code.

Dot Net Framework- Dot Net framework 2.0 to latest, we have laid out hands on almost all the feature of Dot Net framework using Visual Basic and C Sharp. Our abilities include using both, the visual features provided by Visual Studio Dot Net as well as using non visual features of the IDE. Our experience using Dot Net framework includes developing web application, cloud applications, web services, standalone multithreaded multi lingual desktop applications, standalone applications for windows mobile devices using Dot Net Framework Compact edition. We also have experience integrating cloud services with web and standalone applications developed using Dot net framework.

QT- Cross platform application development is our forte. We have been working with cross platform applications development for years including development of POSIX compliant application for both 32 and 64 bit systems. We have expertise in developing multithreaded, multi lingual QT applications for enterprise using C++, migration of C++ QT 3 applications to QT 4, GUI development using QT Creator and SDK. We differentiate ourselves with unique ability to identify and debug the framework to isolate complex issues and highlight differences in working of the frame If any and developing of work around to provide consistent behaviour of application being developed across supported platforms. We also have exposure to porting framework itself to officially unsupported platforms.