Making Continuous Deployment Achievable
Crafty Devil Developer Pete Hawkins shares some of what he’s learnt, about smarter, more efficient working practices, working on the development of Planzai’s unique project completion app.
Crafty Devil Developer Pete Hawkins shares some of what he’s learnt, about smarter, more efficient working practices, working on the development of Planzai’s unique project completion app.
So, you’ve got a website. You’re spending money on online advertising and search engine optimisation (SEO). But is there anything you might have forgotten? Well for all too many businesses, the answer is ‘Yes’.
RFD Beaufort, a subsidiary of global survival specialist, Survitec Group, has launched its new Marin Ark Service Management Platform, developed by Crafty Devil.
It’s now possible to register a generic Top Level Domain (gTLD). Hailed as the biggest change to web addresses in a generation, what are the implications for your brand or business?
We’re seeking an experienced, talented and passionate web designer to join our growing team. The successful candidate will be ready to engage with customers, and play a key role in delivering UI to major projects.
Crafty Devil is pleased to announce that we’ve commenced work on ‘Bndhck’, a collaborative music creation service.
It’s been a busy start of 2012 at Crafty Devil, but not before we took some time to define our strategic goals for the year, and commit to the actions that would help us achieve them and make 2012 our most successful yet.
Crafty Coffee is an informal, early-morning networking event, hosted by Crafty Devil at our spacious conference room situated on Belfast’s Holywood Road.
Belfast web software specialist, Crafty Devil, has recently celebrated five years in business with a special customer reception at the company’s offices.
This year Crafty Devil celebrates five years in business. Recognising that this important milestone would never have been achieved without the support of our customers… we’re asking them to join us too!
Just mention the word ‘app’ and to most people it will conjure up images of iPhones, Blackberrys, iPads and various App Stores. Such images are hardly surprising. But there’s more to apps, than just consumer apps.
Today sees the launch of an interim website for the Desertcreat College Programme, designed by the team at Crafty Devil.
Having outgrown our previous offices, Crafty Devil has moved to brighter, bigger and better offices, as we write a new chapter in the history of our company. The new premises are easily accessible by bus, car and even by plane!
Leading Northern Ireland software developers Crafty Devil, recently met with Jimmy Spratt, DUP MLA for South Belfast to discuss the challenges faced by SMEs in the current economic environment.
Much has been written about HTML5 with some pundits claiming that it will sound the death-knell for native apps and app stores. In this post, guest author John Switzer takes a look at the debate.