Our custom software development follows the principles of rapid application development (RAD), and makes heavy use of object-oriented programming (OOP) techniques, and libraries of re-useable code. We develop programs in all of the standard platforms (C#, VB.net, C++ and Java). In our opinion, client server databases offer by far the most cost-effective and powerful access to large-scale information management available today. In the client server model, virtually all processing takes place on the server. This makes for a much faster, robust, and more secure environment for your data. Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or MySQL database managers are today the most popular and sophisticated client server database programs. Software languages: Used for creating executable programs. Can create anything from simple console programs that print some text to the screen to entire operating systems. Vary greatly in terms of power and complexity. C An advanced programming language used for software application development. Originally developed by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs in the 1970's and designed to be a systems programming language but since then has proven itself to be able to be used for various software applications such as business programs, engineering programs, and even games. The UNIX operating system is written in C. C++ Descendant of the C language. The difference between the two languages is that C++ is object-oriented. C++ was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup at Bell Labs and is a very popular language for graphical applications. Visual Basic A language developed by Microsoft based on the BASIC language . Visual Basic is used for creating Windows applications. The VBScript language (also developed by Microsoft) is based on Visual Basic. Java A powerful and flexible language created by Sun MicroSystems that can be used to create applets (a program that is executed from within another program) that run inside webpages as well as software applications. Things you can do with Java include interacting with the user, creating graphical programs, reading from files, and more. Java is often confused with Javascript, but they are two different languages. Learn Java at our Java tutorials section.