Uppercase Development

Uppercase Development

About Us: Development on Demand

We focus on four skill sets that ad agencies and design firms require but cannot economically or reliably maintain in-house. By working with Uppercase to access these skills as you need them, you can focus on your core competencies of design and marketing concepts.

We live and work in Lincoln, Nebraska. If you have forgotten the benefits of working with a local company, let us sit down and talk about your projects. Meeting face-to-face and working in the same time zone can really turn a project around.

We are not designers, and we do not compete with you. For more information about how we can work with you, please contact us.

Services

Our team is built around our four primary services. Each of us stays as focused as our company, and the result is that we can focus expertise and experience on any project.

Technologies

We specialize in PHP5, JavaScript and ASP (legacy applications). However, our experience and process has been applied across a wide range of technologies. Below is a partial list of technologies and programming languages that we have used:

Contact Us

Uppercase Development Inc
PO Box 83262, Lincoln, NE 68501
T: 866.357.5968
public@uppercasedevelopment.com

The GoRAD Toolkit

GoRAD allows you to leverage the code and general techniques that we have developed over the years. It includes utility classes ranging from calendars to graph generators. It provides a framework that can work out of the box or can be customized every step of the way. Best yet, its namespacing and zero-procedures approach allows you to extend and enhance any features that do work for your application.

Other PHP5 classes and frameworks are always welcome. PEAR packages are actively used within the toolkit, and we are working to integrate more closely with the Zend Framework to make your platform decision even easier.

A Few of the Tools

GoRAD consists of the following namespaces: com.gorad, com.goradapps, com.mycollaborate, com.xiips. All four namespaces are released under the MIT License.