Keyhole Software has been recognized among the top software development and IT companies in Kansas City in 2023 by Clutch.
Clutch’s ranking highlights top Kansas City firms that provide the best IT services. Keyhole Software was selected due to its services in building high-quality software for nationwide clients. Keyhole has a team of dedicated developers who use their expertise to create custom solutions that push businesses to success.
I imagine that most engineers have endured at least one painful onboarding experience. Every person I’ve asked has given me a unique example, from relying on piles of outdated notes to being stuck in some sort of task-less limbo and forgotten by the rest of the team. What should be your first impression of a new team can turn into a nightmare if that process isn’t handled properly.
In this post, I will describe some common themes from these bad experiences, as well as how a team can identify them proactively and work towards a better experience for their next new engineer.
Guide Diary is a Flutter application that enables documentation of fishing trips. This app records images, trip descriptions, environmental conditions, and any income and expenses associated with the trip, which can be edited afterward. The trip information can be shared on socials or downloaded. Trips can be viewed, sorted, and searched from the main listing page.
As stated, the application is written with Flutter, which allows it to run across multiple platforms from a single codebase with a minimal amount of platform-specific configuration.
Client Snapshot: The client is a cybersecurity-as-a-service company offering a proprietary security platform with best-in-class automated compliance software and concierge consulting. Project Overview A team of Keyhole Consultants developed an automated aggregator and generator for a Cybersecurity client’s security assessment reports. These reports were the culmination of several days’ worth of an analyst’s evaluation efforts, requiring hours of manually reviewing, …
Recently, I’ve worked on automating some internal processes for building and releasing Flutter applications. Part of this effort included utilizing Fastlane with a Continuous Integration/Delivery platform to build and deploy the app. This blog post will outline the process I followed to run the build on CircleCI after I had configured Fastlane to build and deploy the application from my local machine.