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decades of work in application development has spanned a multitude of
programming languages. The scope of DSI's experience with different
programming languages range from object oriented programming, to rapid
application design languages, and also scripting and interpreted
languages. These are just some of the more popular programming
paradigms on the market today that DSI has worked with.
Visual Basic
Developing
applications with Microsoft's Visual Basic has allowed DSI to
proliferate powerful graphically appeal applications that are fast to
develop and easy to deploy and maintain. DSI's competency with Visual
Basic is evident from the range of applications that we have design and
implemented, ranging from a VB application for a handheld computer to a
large-scale multi-tiered client/server application. DSI is able to
shorten the development time of any VB application due to our ability
to pair established, well supported third party ActiveX controls to
component functions of a client's application needs and requirements.
Java
Java
is hailed as becoming the foundation for forthcoming computing
standards and applications. DSI is happy to have participated in Java
development since the early stages of this relatively new programming
language, and we feel that DSI is prepare for any direction that Java
may embark on. DSI has participated in the development of Java
applications in client/server environments, and also in the new
Internet application space. DSI has brought the leverage of
"write-once, run anywhere" coding to many of our clients ranging from
investment banks to Internet based corporations.
Powerbuilder
Powerbuilder
may not be a prominent name in the headlines today, but it is still a
very important programming paradigm that DSI fully supports. DSI's
development of applications using Powerbuilder has allowed DSI to bring
new technologies and new methods of doing business to clients with
legacy systems. Government offices and financial firms are just some of
the organizations that DSI has used Powerbuilder to extend and enhance
legacy systems, bridging a gap that others may have view as being a
unfathomable chasm.
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