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Internet Solutions
Our Development PhilosophyWith over a decade of experience developing enterprise-grade applications for our clients we've found certain key philosophies need to be kept in mind at all times. These areas are: UsabilityHanuman Technologies believes that simpler and well thought out interfaces create a better experience for your users and a more effective website. If your pages don't load quickly, your customers won't wait. If customers can't find what they want, they won't buy it. If your pages are confusing or hard to read, customers will look elsewhere. Scalable SolutionsWhen we develop a solution—even a first iteration running on a single server—we write our code with scalablility in mind. This means that if traffic multiplies by ten or even a hundred fold, the we can help you scale with very little change in the underlying application. Expandable SolutionsIn our experience, we've rarely seen an Internet application that's "done" with Version 1. This is inevitable because while an application is being developed or after it's deployed, ideas for better or changed features are often brought forth by either our team, the customer, or the end-users. With this in mind, we make sure that the architecture remains clean and flexible as possible so that adding new features requires touching as little of the original code as possible. Plus, a well designed and documented architecture makes scaling the existing implementation even easier. Performance-Oriented DevelopmentWhile computer hardware and internet bandwidth gets cheaper every year, we still believe that focusing on performance leads to more efficient and maintainable software. So we always focus on well-written and efficient code so that when the application does need to scale or expand it can with a minimum of effort. We also understand that code that "works fine" in a small scale or development environment doesn't necessarily work when your website receives millions of hits per day. Inefficient database usage, session state management, or failure to take advanatage of load balancing or caching can all bring an application to its knees under a heavy load. |
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