Keyhole Software: A Top Ranked Kansas City Software Development Agency, According to Design Rush 2021

Keyhole Software Ranked Top Kansas City Software Development Agency by DesignRush

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We’re happy to announce that Keyhole Software has been recognized among the top software development agencies in Kansas City in 2021 by DesignRush. DesignRush is an online network that provides resources for finding the best quality agency for a project and helps match according to factors such as areas of expertise, location, clients, and reviews. The ranking included Kansas City firms that provide bespoke software solutions. Keyhole was selected due to its demonstrated level of expertise with unique project requirements and software development project success. For more information, see Keyhole’s presence on DesignRush or KeyholeSoftware.com.

Recruiting and Operations Coordinator – KC

Join Keyhole Software as a Recruiting & Operations Coordinator and play a big role in a growing, people-first tech consulting firm. This isn’t a high-volume recruiting job — it’s about building relationships, finding the right cultural fit, and helping talented people thrive in long-term careers. If you’re a positive, approachable presence who loves connecting with all kinds of people and keeping a team running smoothly, this role is for you.

Enhancement with React

Application Enhancement with React and GraphQL

Shaylee Webb Application Enhancement, Banking & Finance, React

A Keyhole Consultant was brought in to directly work with the client’s full-stack development team. The goal of the project was to help the client implement new features for their application. This resulted in the implementation of a new GraphQL API and architecture for multiple interdependent systems. Keyhole Software was responsible for coaching the client’s development team in React best-practices, and working with them to refactor the code to align with those best practices.

Apple Silicon for Dev

Apple Silicon for Development

Lou Mauget Articles, Development Technologies & Tools, Programming, Python Leave a Comment

In June, Apple announced a two-year transition from Intel to Apple Silicon for the iMac and MacBook line. I knew Apple had lost their mind. But, before Christmas, I owned my very own chunk of Apple Silicon living in an attractive milled-aluminum case.

In this article, I’ll discuss the Apple M1 silicon-on-a-chip (SoC) used as a software development computer. I’ll cover installation, and I’ll also talk through running apps that support development on my M1.