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How Test Driven Development will save you time, money and stress

Software development can sometimes appear overwhelming. As developers we work really hard behind the scenes to make sure all these moving parts are co-operating and running smoothly. One significant way we achieve this is by using a process called test driven development.

Ghyston

8th August 2019 • 3 minute read

Culture Matters

Culture is important at Ghyston, demonstrated by winning the 'Best place to work in tech' award at The Sparkies this year! Here's a little insight into what we do...

David Giles • Technical Lead

16th July 2019 • 4 minute read

The benefits of rapid prototyping: A Case Study

Rapid prototyping has existed in physical industries such as design and engineering for many decades. Producing scale models to demonstrate appearance and functionality can save time, reduce cost and improve innovation.

David Giles • Technical Lead

16th July 2019 • 3 minute read

How to get your software project done faster

What can YOU do to get your software project done faster? Here, our Technical Project Manager David Linfield discusses what you can do to help develop the best product within a realistic time frame.

Ghyston

11th June 2019 • 4 minute read

How AI can get you more sales

At Ghyston, we're really excited about the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning.Our CEO Emily Hill discusses how AI can utilise data to help increase your company's sales.

Ghyston

29th May 2019 • 4 minute read

12 ways Agile will make your software project a success

We believe Agile working is not only good for developers, but for clients and all project stakeholders. Here, Danielle Mew discusses how and why the Agile methodology can benefit your project at all stages.

Danielle Mew • Technical Project Manager

14th May 2019 • 9 minute read

Legacy systems - can they be maintained?

Within Ghyston we have a department that is dedicated entirely to supporting legacy systems for our clients. A legacy system is one that a business still relies on for some parts of its functionality but uses technology that has been superceded or written in old languages.

Martin Thorn • Head of Internal Services

2nd May 2019 • 4 minute read

Why we use React

We love building Single Page Applications using React! Alex Potter discusses why we do and some of the thinking behind our decision-making when choosing the right technologies for an application.

Alex Potter • Technical Lead

2nd May 2019 • 6 minute read

Software scoping - a step-by-step guide to doing it right

In a nutshell, software scoping is the process of understanding the underlying business need and defining how that’s going to translate into a piece of software that addresses those needs in the best way.

Sam Millner • Technical Consultant & Project Manager

2nd April 2019 • 5 minute read

Which database should I use?

By definition, living in an information age means we have an awful lot of data. And in order for us to use that data, it needs to be organised. Enter the database.

Joe Lee-Moyet • Technical Lead

15th March 2019 • 6 minute read

Digital transformation - three questions to ask yourself

Keeping up is a valid motivator for engaging with digital transformation. But rather than charging in blindly, stop and ask yourself these three important questions first.

Ric Hill • Founder and CTO

25th February 2019 • 4 minute read

7 questions to ask before appointing a software partner

Embarking on a new software project is a big deal and one of the most important decisions you’ll make in the early stages is which software development company to work with.

Dan Phipps • Managing Director

1st February 2019 • 6 minute read

How do I start writing code?

There are so many programming languages to choose from, choosing the right one to start learning can be a daunting proposition.

Alex Potter • Technical Lead

21st December 2018 • 3 minute read

The art of data migration

How we tackled a challenging data migration job

Ghyston

14th December 2018 • 3 minute read

Is Bespoke worth it? Part Two

In part one we asked if custom-written - or ‘Bespoke’ software is worth investing in. Our answer was (unsurprisingly) it depends! This article discusses more about how we think about the business case.

Sam Millner • Technical Consultant & Project Manager

5th December 2018 • 4 minute read

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