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Technical Expertise www.ultantechnologies.com Technical Expertise Subject: Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Author: Cathal Brady Date Published: 01/03/2016 Version Number: Version 1 www.ultantechnologies.com Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 1 2 .NET ....................................................................................................................................... 1 3 DATABASES ........................................................................................................................... 2 4 BIG DATA ............................................................................................................................... 2 5 JAVA ...................................................................................................................................... 3 6 PHP, RUBY, PYTHON .............................................................................................................. 3 7 FRONT END............................................................................................................................ 4 8 3RD PARTY INTEGRATION, APIs, PLUGINS ............................................................................. 4 9 CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION / BUILD AUTOMATION / VERSION CONTROL .......................... 4 10 MOBILE DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................................ 5 11 CRM CUSTOMISATION .......................................................................................................... 5 12 ORACLE .................................................................................................................................. 5 13 STACKS .................................................................................................................................. 6 14 OPEN SOURCE ....................................................................................................................... 7 15 REPORTING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TOOLS ................................................................ 8 16 CERTIFICATIONS AND AWARDS ............................................................................................. 9 www.ultantechnologies.com 1 INTRODUCTION At Ultan Technologies we select the right platform and technical tools for the project we are working on. No two customers’ requirements are the same, so we tweak the tools we use to suit the functional, technical and budgetary requirements. Here we outline most of the tools our 200+ software development professionals use. The document details the tools we have expertise in. Should you want to know more about how we have used a particular tool or technology, please contact us. 2 .NET C#, VB.NET, F# Windows Presentation Services & Connectivity Foundation Microsoft ASP.NET Frameworks Microsoft WPF WebAPI & OData Microsoft ASP.NET MVC DevExpress WPF SignalR Web Forms ServiceStack Windows Communication Framework Office Foundation (WCF) Microsoft Apps for Office Windows Workflow UI Components Visual Studio Tools for Foundation (WF) DevExpress ASP.NET MVC Office (VSTO) AJAX UI for ASP.NET MVC Data Access and AJAX Windows Forms Microsoft Entity Microsoft Windows Forms Framework Portals DevExpress WinForms NHibernate Microsoft SharePoint Silverlight Infrastructure CMS Microsoft Silverlight Managed Extensibility Orchard CMS Framework (MEF) Umbraco CMS Open Web Interface Microsoft IIS with ASP.NET Microsoft Katana (OWIN) Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 1 www.ultantechnologies.com 3 DATABASES Microsoft SQL Server MS SQL Server Enterprise Development and Express editions T-SQL MS SQL Server Reporting Services MS SQL Server Analysis Services MS SQL Server Integration Services Oracle PL/SQL Oracle Text Oracle XML DB Oracle APEX Oracle RAC Oracle BI Oracle Warehouse Builder Others Crystal reports Analysis Services Oracle MySQL MongoDB 4 BIG DATA Technologies NoSql Hive MapReduce Apache Hadoop IBM InfoSphere BigInsights Apache Storm Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 2 www.ultantechnologies.com 5 JAVA Java, Scala, Groovy Technologies Frameworks 2EE Spring Framework J2SE Play Framework SWING Apache Struts Eclipse RCP Java servlet Google Web Toolkit Spring Hibernate Platforms EclipseLink Oracle Fusion Middleware Jackrabbit IBM WebSphere Struts Eclipse Stripes BIRT Tapestry JSP HTML/DHTML CSS AJAX jQuery Backbone.js AngularJS XML/XSLT 6 PHP, RUBY, PYTHON PHP, Python, Ruby CMS Yii Drupal Zend Framework Joomla Symfony WordPress Codeigniter CackePHP Django Ruby on Rails Apache Nginx IIS Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 3 www.ultantechnologies.com 7 FRONT END JavaScript, TypeScript Frameworks Libraries & Express AngularJS Technologies Node.js Ember.js Knockout.js Restify Durandal Backbone.js jQuery Mobile jQuery HTML/HTML5, CSS3 Sencha Touch jQuery UI Bootstrap AngularJS 960 Grid UI Components Sencha Ext JS SproutCore Dojo YUI (Yahoo UI Library) DevExpress DevExtreme Web HTML Boilerplate 8 3RD PARTY INTEGRATION, APIs, PLUGINS Google API Twitter API Facebook API eBay API Yahoo API PayPal API WebMoney API Amazon AWS Amazon Store 9 CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION / BUILD AUTOMATION / VERSION CONTROL Bamboo Maven Ant TeamCity SVN GIT Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 4 www.ultantechnologies.com 10 MOBILE DEVELOPMENT Android JavaScript Frameworks Java Apache Cordova (PhoneGap) C++ AngularJS Ionic Framework IOS Objective-C Cross-platform native SWIFT development Qt (iOS, Android, Blackberry) Windows Phone C# 11 CRM CUSTOMISATION MS Dynamics Salesforce Sugar CRM Pivotal Zoho CRM Splendid 12 ORACLE Enterprise Middleware Oracle E Business Oracle WebLogic Server Flexcube peopleSoft Database Siebel CRM Oracle Real Application Clusters SAP Operating System Solaris VM – for SPARC Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 5 www.ultantechnologies.com 13 STACKS LAMP (software XAMPP, cross-platform WINS bundle) X (operating system) Windows Server Linux Apache (web server) Internet Information Apache MySQL or MariaDB Services MySQL or MariaDB PHP .NET Perl, PHP, or Python Perl SQL Server GLASS (software MAMP OpenACS bundle) Mac OS X Linux or Windows GemStone Apache AOLserver Linux MySQL or MariaDB OpenACS Apache PHP, Perl, or Python PostgreSQL or Oracle Seaside Database Smalltalk WAMP Tcl (scripting language) Windows LEAP (software bundle) Apache MEAN Linux MySQL or MariaDB MongoDB Eucalyptus (alternative to PHP, Perl, or Python Express.js the Amazon Elastic AngularJS Compute Cloud) WIMP Node.js AppScale (Cloud Windows computing-framework and Internet Information ReMEN alternative to Google App Services MongoDB Engine) MySQL or MariaDB Express.js Python PHP, Perl, or Python React.js Node.js OpenStack WISA Linux – OpenStack Windows Server XRX controller nodes run Internet Information XML database (database exclusively on Linux Services such as BaseX, eXist, OpenStack – providing an SQL Server MarkLogic Server) infrastructure as a service ASP.NET XQuery (IaaS) REST XForms Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 6 www.ultantechnologies.com 14 OPEN SOURCE Big Data, Data Mining Databases Developer tools (cont’d) Apache Storm PostgreSQL Eclipse IDE Apache Drill SQLite NetBean Hadoop Mongo DB Grunt HPCC Hive Hibernate RapidMiner HBase jQuery MySQL NuGet Cloud Infrastructure OWASP OpenStack Operating systems Cordova CloudStack Android phpMyAdmin Debian Prototype Content Management Firefox OS QT Creator IDE Drupal Kubuntu Ruby on Rails Joomla Linux Mint Sencha Touch MediaWiki Xubuntu SOAPUI Typo3 Elementary OS Ubuntu TypeScript WordPress CentOS ZendFramework Fedora ZURB Foundation CRM Yii Sugar Developer tools Arduino Accessibility, Email Data integration Bootstrap gmail.com Clover ETL Bower Thunderbird Brackets Firefox Application / Web Mobility Tools Stack Servers Android Linux Apache Google Analytics Apache JBoss Cordova MySql PHP Encryption MVC Crypt J2EE Version control Encrypty Spring Subversion MCrypt Struts TortoiseSVN GIT Graphic Design Programming Languages Google sheets Blender C++ Gimp Java Vulnerability JavaScript Assessment, Security JavaScript tools PHP Checking jQuery Perl Katana Angular Lua Nikto Coffescript Python Tunderscore Ruby Website Editors backbone Firebug babel Bluefish Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 7 www.ultantechnologies.com gulp Report Building and BI jQuery UI tools Knockout SpagBI Firebug BIRT JasperSoft 15 REPORTING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TOOLS OLAP Oracle Discoverer Power BI Oracle Reports Power Pivot JasperReports SQL Server Reporting Services SEAL Reports devExpress Crystal Reports Zoho Reports Cognos BI Logi Analytics SpagBI Pentaho BIRT QlikView Apache Hadoop IBM InfoSphere Ultan Technologies Technical Expertise Version 1 Page 8 www.ultantechnologies.com 16 CERTIFICATIONS AND AWARDS Our developers have attained many certifications, including the following: Designing and Developing ASP.NET Applications using Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, ASP.NET Application Development Transition your MCPD .NET Framework 3.5 Web Developer Skills to MCPD .NET Framework 4 Web Developer Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, Windows Presentation Foundation Application Development Microsoft .NET Framework - Application Development Foundation Brainbench ASP.NET 3.5 Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, Windows Forms Application Development BH0-004 - ISEB ISTQB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing ISTQB/BCS Certified Tester Foundation Level BCS Windows Applications Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Management of Information Technology: quality assurance and testing of modern software systems, SoftServe IT Academy Microsoft.NET Framework – MCT Enrolment Windows Developer Microsoft.NET Framework – 2.0 SQL Server 2008 Our development partners are a Microsoft Partner earning Silver Web Services and Application Development Competencies. 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