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We help small teams achieve big things. We help our customers succeed by adopting our best traits; absorbing our expertise, assimilating our processes, and leveraging our Intellectual Property. But all of this starts and ends with our people.

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Ian Griffiths is an Microsoft MVP (again).

Ian Griffiths is an Microsoft MVP (again).

Howard van Rooijen

Ian Griffiths, Technical Fellow, has been awarded a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award for 2020 in the Developer Technologies category.
Programming C# 8.0 Book, published by O'Reilly Media, is now available to buy.

Programming C# 8.0 Book, published by O'Reilly Media, is now available to buy.

Ian Griffiths

Technical Fellow, Ian Griffiths, spent a large chunk of 2019 writing a significant update of his best selling Programming C# book series, published by O'Reilly.
Double win for Apprentices at Computing Rising Star Awards 2019.

Double win for Apprentices at Computing Rising Star Awards 2019.

Ed Freeman

Carmel Eve won Engineering Apprentice of the Year, and Ed Freeman won Cloud Apprentice of the Year. We are immensely proud that their hard work has been recognised.

Thought Leaders.

We like to share our knowledge; hard won experience from delivering bleeding edge projects or building IP, and insights from being an innovative, cloud-first, distributed start-up.

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Thought Leaders
Does your GitHub Repo need 'Code Operations'?

Does your GitHub Repo need 'Code Operations'?

James Dawson

CodeOps enables you to layer standards, automation, and governance to your source control repositories, decreasing manual effort and increasing productivity.
Design patterns in C# - The Facade Pattern

Design patterns in C# - The Facade Pattern

Carmel Eve

This blog is part of a series around design patterns. This post focuses on the facade pattern. The facade pattern provides an interface into a complex system, in order to simplify access to the functionality.
Generating custom themes in Power BI – A designers' perspective

Generating custom themes in Power BI – A designers' perspective

Paul Waller

In this post I talk about custom Power BI themes and share some handy tips for styling Power BI reports.
How do I know if my data solutions are accurate?

How do I know if my data solutions are accurate?

James Broome

Data insights are useless, and even dangerous (as we've seen recently at Public Health England) if they can't be trusted. So, the need to validate business rules and security boundaries within a data solution is critical. This post argues that if you're doing anything serious with data, then you should be taking this seriously.
Design patterns in C# - The Adapter Pattern

Design patterns in C# - The Adapter Pattern

Carmel Eve

This blog is part of a series around design patterns. This post focuses on the adapter pattern. The adapter pattern is used to enable you to use the functionality defined by a class which is not compatible with the interfaces/architecture of your solution.
The importance of specific & immutable dependency versions

The importance of specific & immutable dependency versions

Mike Larah

This post describes the reasons for choosing specific & immutable dependency versions in your software.