A Philosophy of Design

It is difficult to dispute that design is the single most important aspect of software application development. Lacking proper design, complex multi-tiered applications get mired down in repetitive and needless round-trips to the database; client software suffers from code bloat and interface component misuse; Web surfers find themselves unable to find and extract from a Web site the information they seek. Echosoft Design Studios provides insightful application architecture and development supported by a reverence for the art of design garnered over many combined years of professional software development and system architecture experience. Software architecture and documentation, team management, project lifecycle administration, quality assurance implementation, and systems distribution and maintenance all follow a set of basic principles and patterns on order to avoid common and known pitfalls, and to ensure a consistent and proven approach to the art of software development.

From "The Art of Software Development", by Scott Waletzko

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Skystone Software

Skystone Software is an Echosoft Design Studio dedicated to the rapid design and development of high-end enterprise application systems built within the Microsoft .NET framework. A software consultancy serving clients primarily in the Hartford, Connecticut area of the United States, Skystone provides rapid and affordable software development and project management.

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Tempest ALPHA Sealed
Saturday, October 15th, 2005

Today the first milestone in development of the Tempest Web Content Management system has been reached: we are putting a freeze on further ALPHA (v1) development, and full production development will begin in earnest. The site you are currently viewing is hosted using the ALPHA version of this product, developed to concept-test the unique XSL- and XML-based Web content management system built in .NET.

The production version of Tempest will be written entirely in C# (Version 1 was written in VB), and is expected to launch by January of 2007.


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