Tools we use

We always decide on tools that match the task best. Our rich arsenal is presented below. We are always in process of adding new ones.

Java

• Core Java standards: JDBC, JNI
• Web Java standards: Servlets, JSP
• Enterprise standards: EJB, JNDI, JTA, JMS, JMX
• Application Web Servers: Tomcat 5.5, Jboss 4.X, Bea WebLogic 7,8, IBM WebSphere 4,5
• Standalone libraries: AWT, SWING, SWT
• XML technologies + java libraries: XML, XSLT, SAX, DOM, JDOM, DOM4J, JIBIX, Castor, JAXB

Java frameworks

• EJB 3.0, EJB 2.0
• MVC: Webwork, Struts 2, Struts 1
• IoC: Spring 1, Spring 2
• ORM: Hibernate 3
• Templating: SiteMesh, FreeMarker (emails)

Other libraries/Java related technologies

JSF JSTL JUnit Quartz - scheduling Javamail Log4j Lucene – FTS, search engine OpenAMF Rome – RSS/Atom

Apache Wicket Apache Commons ANT Acegii secuirty Axis iText ehcache bouncycastle IBM MQSeries API

Flash

• ActionScript2 – pretty much anything that can be imagined; we have a custom set of lightweight UI components, can write components with ease, code using OOP, with code neatly put in classes.
• ActionScript3 – as above, experts.
• Flex – experts. We had to customize/extend it several times to match our needs.
• Wowza - experts at building custom, scalable applications, both message driven, and media streaming ones.
• Flash Media Server – experts at video streaming & real-time messaging.
• Remoting, XML, DB integration – experts.
• Tools: FAME (Flashout, ASDT, MTASC, Eclipse), Flex Builder 3, Flash 8/CS3, Wowza, Flash Media Server, AMFPHP, OpenAMF

PHP

• Symfony framework with Propel as DB layer
• PHP4, PHP5 & OOP
• CakePHP framework
• Performance tuning and optimization of PHP applications

Miscellanea

JS: JQuery, Prototype Ruby on Rails Python (Django)

Google App Engine Perl Advanced RegExps

Infrastructure, Servers & Databases

• Linux in general
• Apache
• MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL & MSSQL
• Highly-scalable systems, intelligent caching, vertical scaling. Performance made simple.

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