Better Java Code Generation

Posted by on Oct 12, 2012 in Code Generation, general, JAVA, legacy modernization | 1 comment

Because we write a lot of code very quickly, sometimes people conclude that Java code generation is responsible for the speed we achieve.  And, in a way they’re right, although often people have in mind the old style code generators of the 70′s when they say that. This is not your father’s code generator. When we built our technology, we knew there are two things people hate about code generators: first, they write low quality...

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What is Software Development All About?

Posted by on Feb 16, 2012 in .NET, JAVA, legacy modernization, Software Development | 0 comments

Software development is when a user desires to create new software or, usually, upgrade their already existing system for a more efficient one. The users can be as diverse and large as an entire corporation or organization, a team that relies heavily on said software or even a small group of individuals. Once they establish that they wish to create a new system or upgrade said existing system, they will be required to devise and implement a...

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System Integration – When The Old Meets The New

Posted by on Jan 25, 2012 in general, system integration | 0 comments

System integration, also simply known as SI, is the process of putting in a new system, which can still relate and communicate with the previous system or systems, be it, or they, simple or exceedingly complicated. System integration is an arduous process, which needs a lot of setting up and development, and an implementation and optimization phase. The one objective of System integration is to solve the problems that are experienced, which...

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Why Modernize Software Systems: Organizational Benefits

Posted by on Nov 28, 2011 in general, Software Development | 0 comments

In 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that transistor density would double every 18 months. Basically, what this means is that every 18 months, the performance capacity of electronic circuits would double, thus making computers faster and more powerful. This increased computing capacity has been balanced out by equally fast advances in software development. As Moore’s law holds true, it has prompted rapid developments in Information Technology and...

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