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Waterfall or Agile? Waterfall and Agile are development methodologies that are used when creating custom software. If you’re asking yourself “which is best for my project, waterfall, or agile?” the short answer is, it […]

Written by Jordan Echols At SOLTECH, our clients often ask if they need a project manager on their project. We understand you want to know exactly why they’ve been added to your project. In […]

Are you wondering what ReactJS is and if you should be using it? At SOLTECH, our engineers are often asked about the different tools, programs, wireframes, and languages. In this article, you’ll hear from […]

“How do I protect my software idea” is a question that we frequently get asked by our software development clients.  It is understandable that before you make an investment of your time and money […]

Software requirements are one way to transfer the ideas you have about your application from your mind to the minds of your software designers and developers. Here, at SOLTECH, our team loves to work with clients […]

ColdFusion is a rapid application development platform introduced in 1995, known for its ability to quickly develop data-driven websites.  The technology is still in use today.  Adobe acquired ColdFusion in 2005 and has continued to provide new […]

Should I work with a local software development company or an overseas company? Here, at SOLTECH, we’ve seen customers debate this question often. We understand the reasons why companies ask themselves this question, and often it […]

Having software built by a third party introduces some unknowns. You are supplying your ideas, goals, and requirements among other things. But these are largely intangible. It is up to your software firm to work […]

Mobile applications have become an essential means for businesses to engage with their customers and strengthen their brand influence. Developing a high-quality mobile app requires expertise and technical skills, making it essential to find […]

Project Managers may not contribute to lines of code being written or software being tested, but they are critical to a software project’s success, no matter the size. Below are five main reasons you should […]