Under an aggressive 6-week deadline, a four-person Keyhole Software Consulting team was charged with delivering functionality to the first phase of a capital asset planning application for an international engineering consulting firm.
Deliverables included ensuring all UI controls displayed properly on mobile devices, application functionality in offline mode, and seamless integration with the working application.
Client Snapshot: Privately controlled and independent investment management firm. A cross-functional team of Keyhole Software consultants assisted a long-term client of Keyhole Software on various, concurrent initiatives. Primary efforts included Java / Spring Boot microservices and React applications. A selection of tasks completed follows: The team of Keyhole consultants helped support the client’s efforts to migrate its legacy applications into …
Keyhole consultants engaged with a local small business to create a web application for its monthly subscription service.
The business domain was custom embroidery designs available through a monthly membership. By having a membership, subscribers have on-demand access to digital machine embroidery designs.
The web application was an all-in-one solution for members & administrators. Features include inventory management, with inventory search & downloading; membership management, with account creation, single sign on, and authentication; payment processing with Square integration; administration panel, and other features.
This project initiative was staffed by 15 Keyhole consultants including a project lead. The Keyhole consulting team converted and migrated a jQuery-based financial web application into a Backbone.js-based web application.
The ultimate goal of this project was to improve the stability of the application suite as the organization made the transition to a Microservices-style platform. Keyhole consultants assisted with the migration from a monolithic application architecture to a Microservices style that broke up application functionality into smaller runtime elements that could be tested and deployed separately.