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We are committed to bringing your product to market as fast as possible. Besides being well founded in Lean/Agile methodology and DevOps, we rely on our seasoned experience with React.

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Working together as closely and efficiently as possible every step of the way, our hands-on team will deliver results within weeks.

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Both technical and professional, we know what we are talking about.

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We´re a well-oiled team of highly skilled and experienced developers and we have been providing kickass solutions to interesting challenges for years.

Team

Our collective expertise, a team of passionate developers, designers and trainers, all at your service to create top of the bill experiences.

Braulio Díez

Technical Lead

JavaScript / Typescript developer (old hand coming from .net background), trainer, writter and speaker. More than 20 years involved on international projects.

Jaime Salas

Senior Developer

Technical Telecommunications Engineer, Master's Degree in Web Engineering (RIAtec) at the University of Málaga, Front-End (React and AngularJS) and Back-End developer (nodejs and .net stack).

Daniel Sánchez

Senior Developer

Technical Telecommunications Engineer, Master's Degree in Web Engineering (RIAtec) at the University of Málaga, Front-End (React) senior developer.

Jose Manuel Díez

Controller

Besides being a superb accountant, Jose is a C++ / Qt developer. He also runs this open source project

http://keme.sourceforge.net/

Santiago Camargo

Developer

Lemoncoder with experience in several technologies and React/Redux and real time applications specialist.

Sara Lissette Ibañez

Senior Developer

Web developer with experience in JavaScript, Vue, progressive web applications (PWA), web performance and modern web architecture. Sometimes she takes a trip down memory lane, fooling around with some old school stuff where it all started at .net

Javier Calzado

Senior Developer

Technical Telecommunications Engineer, senior C++ developer and Front-End specialist in React/Redux and wide web ecosystem enthusiast. Passion for design, aesthetics and details.

Gonzalo Jiménez

Senior Developer

DevOps and developer, real time applications specialist, hooked on functional programming and orchestrating deployments in the cloud.

Antonio Contreras

Junior Developer

Junior Front End Developer React specialist. JavaScript lover, always open to changes and eager to absorb new concepts and technologies.

Manuel Vilches

Junior Developer

Junior Front End Developer React specialist.

Featured Articles & Videos

Have a look at how we work in these blogs, video and github repositories.

December 4th 2019

Validating Forms with Formik + Fonk

Managing Form State (holding field information, check if a control has been touched, if the user has clicked the submit button, who owns the current focus…) can be tedious and prone to errors. We can get help from Formik to handle these challenges for us.

Form validation can get complex (synchronous validations, asynchronous validations, record validations, field validations, internationalization, schemas definitions…). To cope with these challenges we will leverage this into Fonk and Fonk Formik adaptor for a Forkmik seamless integration.

November 24th 2019

Hello Docker CI / CD - Travis

In this post we will use Travis to automatically trigger the following processes on every merge to master or pull request:

Fire up a clean linux + nodejs instance. Download the repository source code. Install the project dependencies. Execute the associated unit tests. Generate a docker image including the production build. Tag it and Publish it into the Docker Hub registry.

We will configure this for both a Front End project and a Back End project.

November 19th 2019

Form validation with React Final Form + Fonk

Managing a Form can be darn simple. Just let the user fill in some fields, submit it to the server and if there are any errors notify them and let the user start over again. Is that a good approach? The answer is no, you don't want users to get frustrated waiting for a server round trip to get some form validation result.