Our favorite phrase at SDSol? "Push the code!" Our skilled developers dive into the coding phase, transforming technical specifications, artwork, and project plans into a fully functional application. With the gap analysis complete, our coders start writing the source code for your app, adhering to the highest standards of software development.

At SDSol, our programmers specialize in their respective platforms, ensuring expertise and precision. We never mix and match; our iOS developers focus solely on iOS, while our Android, .NET, and PHP developers concentrate on their specific technologies. Our compartmentalized approach ensures that each team member is an expert in their field, delivering top-quality code and setting the stage for rigorous testing and a successful launch.

• C#: Often used with .NET for Windows-based applications and services.
• PHP: Widely used for web development, especially with WordPress and Laravel.
• Node.js: Widely used for asynchronous programming and real-time applications.
• Python: Known for its readability and versatility, with frameworks like Django and Flask.
• Ruby: Known for its elegant syntax and used with the Ruby on Rails framework.
• Java: Strongly typed language commonly used in large-scale enterprise applications.
• Go (Golang): Developed by Google, known for its performance and concurrency support.

• http://ASP.NET Core (C#): Framework for building cross-platform web applications.
• Laravel (PHP): Framework for PHP with elegant syntax and robust features.
• Ruby on Rails (Ruby): Full-stack framework that emphasizes convention over configuration.
• Express.js (Node.js): Minimalist web framework for Node.js.
• Django (Python): High-level framework that emphasizes rapid development and clean design.
• Flask (Python): Lightweight and flexible microframework.

• HTML/CSS: Core technologies for structuring and styling web pages.
• JavaScript: Essential for adding interactivity and dynamic content.

• React.js: Library for building user interfaces, particularly single-page applications.
• Angular: Framework for building dynamic web apps, developed by Google.
• Vue.js: Progressive framework for building user interfaces, known for its simplicity.

• JavaScript: Used with frameworks for cross-platform development.
• Dart: Language used with Flutter.
• TypeScript: Superset of JavaScript with static typing, often used with React Native.

• React Native: Allows building mobile apps using React and JavaScript.
• Flutter: Uses Dart to build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop.
• Xamarin: Uses C# to build cross-platform apps with .NET.
• Ionic: Framework for building cross-platform mobile apps using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

• Bash/Shell Scripting: Commonly used for automating server tasks.
• Python: Often used for scripting and automating server management.
• Go (Golang): Used for creating efficient and high-performance server-side applications.

• Docker: Containerization platform for creating and managing containers.
• Kubernetes: Orchestration platform for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
• Ansible: Configuration management tool for automating server setup and maintenance.
• Terraform: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool for provisioning and managing cloud resources.
• Nginx: Web server and reverse proxy server.
• Apache: Widely used web server software.

• Braintree
• stripe
• authorizenet
• paypal

• Quickbooks
• Dynamics GP