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By Amadeus Consulting on September 09th, 2010
The Speed of Technology
Breaking Moore’s Law? Amadeus Consulting can help your company get back on track with a monthly custom software development retainer.
Tag: "Software Development"
By Amadeus Consulting on June 04th, 2010
Customization vs Configuration: What’s the Best Option for You? Part Two of Two
When determining the best fit for your company, the following questions can help pinpoint the important needs and lead you in the direction of either custom or configurable software.
By Amadeus Consulting on June 03rd, 2010
Customization vs. Configuration: What’s the Best Option for You? Part One of Two
Amadeus Consulting’s team discusses the issue of custom software versus configurable out-of-the-box software, and how to figure out what option best suits individual needs.
By Amadeus Consulting on May 26th, 2010
Why Boulder is America’s Best Town for Startups
Boulder was recently highlighted by Businessweek as the best town in America for startups. Here is why we agree!
By John Basso on April 26th, 2010
Matching Software with the Right Technology Platform
With so many platform options available to customers, Amadeus Consulting breaks down the benefits of each platform to best judge which one (or ones) are correct for your application development project.
By Josh Turpen on January 07th, 2010
“W” is the New “I”
When Microsoft decides it is going to do something big, it generally makes very little noise. Apple and Google will shout from roof-tops, hold press conferences and generally make a big fuss. When you’re the biggest kid on the block you don’t have to generate fuss, it comes with the territory. Over the last couple [...]
By Josh Turpen on December 23rd, 2009
Web Software Development – Things to Remember
Software development is a complicated process. There are many things that must be remembered, best practices to be followed, caffeine to be ingested and don’t forget: a product to be delivered. At Amadeus Consulting we’ve developed thousands of applications for the Web and no matter how hard we try there are always things that a [...]
By Josh Turpen on December 01st, 2009
Custom Software Development: Why Old Code Isn’t Bad Code
If you’ve managed software developers long enough you’ve heard this phrase: “That code is old, we should replace it.” In fact, I’m sure you’ve heard it more times than you can count: if you had a nickel… well you get the idea. Is old code bad? Should it be replaced? Where does the prejudice come [...]
By Amadeus Consulting on November 11th, 2009
Implementing a struct in C#
The common knowledge about structs is they are value types, while their counterpart, classes, are reference types. A struct variable directly contains its data, while a class variable only contains a reference to its data. This allows different semantics: structs do not get allocated on the heap, they are always passed by value on the stack. This increases efficiency because a struct variable can simply be copied from stack frame to stack frame.
