Why us?

• I need to automate business process across my organization ...
  (see the Optimax Case Study)
  
  
• I've got a great idea for a web based application and need a prototype done quickly ...
  (see the myYC Case Study)

Software developers tend to fall into one of two categories. Inexperienced developers can turn out code quickly and appear to solve problems, but generally end up getting into trouble when they realize too late in a project that they can't address core requirements and the house of cards comes down. Unfortunately, as soon as developers get some experience and recognize that things like architecture and development methodology are important, they fall off the deep end and can't help but spend the bulk of any project budget on building infrastructure, only to realize too late that they don't have time or resources left to address detail level business requirements (we call these developers "architecture astronauts").

Very few developers fall into a third category - those with both the experience and ability to identify and focus on the key architectural building blocks of an application, and the mental flexibility and business sense to understand when getting business functionality out quickly is a priority, even if it means that code may need to be re-written down the line.

The short answer to the question of why choose ObjectFrame for your strategic web application project is that maintaining this balance is our specialty. We will work with you to make the right trade-offs so we get the job done on time and within budget, but without painting you into a corner. Sam Weiner, ObjectFrame's sole proprietor, is a highly skilled architect and an efficient development manager. Sam has taken a game-changing open source web technology stack (Symfony), trained a low-cost development team in India on it (NetWeb), and proven their effectiveness in the field (Case Studies). ObjectFrame can and will solve your problems.

To learn more about Sam and his approach to software development, click on the image above.