Good judgement comes from experience;
experience comes from bad judgement.
We've seen and made our share of goofs and missteps but we try to turn each of these into learning opportunities, taking notes and establishing guidelines for making things better next time. A few years of this and the young person might think they've arrived at the pinnacle of knowledge.
We know better.
If we didn't truly enjoy what we do, we wouldn't be here day after day, striving for top-notch quality in all we produce. A passion for excellence can be seen from the smallest details to the overall design of complicated projects. We employ best practices, keep up-to-date with technologies and trends, and frequent developer forums, advocating for proper design and learning tips and tricks from others.
We keep archives of all our development code and have backups of libraries and tools so that we can pull out your project--even if years have gone by. We build our software to last and do everything we can to prevent you from feeling like you have to throw your investment away and start over.
Every business needs to differentiate itself from other businesses. Many times, custom software can give it the edge it needs. This is why large corporations hire in-house developers or invest in complex database systems managed by outside firms.
Custom software to manage water testing, reporting, and billing.
Version History:
I have known David Cornelius for so long that I had to look back at some of the projects he worked on for me just to refresh my memory. I believe the first project was in 1997 or 1998. We met through the Oregon Delphi Users Group (ODUG). I was in the early stages of developing a truly king size software product that ultimately grew to over 3 million lines of code. Being a programmer myself, I was picky about who I would trust with my projects. After all, the success or failure of his work would directly affect the success or failure of my business.
David is a Retail Pro Development Partner and Embarcadero MVP building custom software solutions of all kinds on Windows and mobile platforms and supporting several web technologies. His experience with Delphi goes back to the Turbo Pascal days of the mid-1980s and embraces every version of Delphi produced. He currently supports projects in Delphi 5, 7, XE, XE2, 10.1 Berlin, 10.4 Sydney, and 11 Alexandria. He also maintains web sites with Drupal and tweaks them with modified HTML/CSS.
