What We Do
We solve your hard problems.
System Design and Development
When you have a business issue to be resolved, we can design and implement a solution in a cost-effective manner. This includes business process changes, training, and building systems to automate as much work as possible. The final result is a working system in production use.
We’re willing to take responsibility from initial business analysis through to helping you run the final systems; you can even deploy on our server network, if you like. Take on as much or as little of the IT management as your organization feels comfortable with. We’ll help you with that, and fill in the rest.
Software Products
We also have several different open source and proprietary software products available, some of which include technologies unavailable anywhere else in the world. All of them will help you do things that were previously difficult and increase your development productivity.
For several of our clients these products are a key part of their business models, giving them an edge through technologies that none of their competitors have.
More information is available on our products page.
News
2009-09-10 Curt Sampson has posted slides for his ICFP presentation Haskell in the Real World and also his Haskell Impelementor’s Workshop presentation.
2009-09-09 The next meeting of the Tokyo Society for the Application of Currying will be on Thursday, September 24th, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at the offices of Starling Software.
2009-08-22 Curt Sampson will be presenting his peer-reviewed paper, “Haskell in the Real World” at the International Conference on Functional Programming 2009 in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tuesday, September 1st.
2008-12-12 Starling Software will be closed from 23 December, 2008 to 4 January, 2009. We will continue to respond to emergencies for those customers that we are currently monitoring.
2008-10-07 We moved our office from 904 to 201 in the same building.
2008-02-29 We’re looking to hire a developer to help build and maintain a wide range of systems and web applications here at Starling Software. Experience is not as important as the ability to grasp a wide range of concepts and learn quickly. Here’s the full job posting.
2007-11-12 We’ve just created a new blog here at Starling, this one for commenting on more technical issues, though non-technical people may still find some of the articles useful for insight into the development process. It’s called My Beautiful Code
2007-09-27 We’re excited to announce that we’ve open sourced one of our primary development tools. Our QAM application framework, written in Ruby, is now available under the MIT licence, which makes it free for anyone to use for any purpose.