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A Simple Checklist for a Django Security Code Audit
Posted by on May 2, 2019, 3:12 p.m.
Here's where to start with a security audit for your Django app.
Stuff We Do
For over 15 years as a custom software development company, we’ve been building outstanding applications for clients in all industries. Here are a few areas of particular expertise:
Python & Django
We're leaders in both Python and Django development, with many years of support to the community and a history of important contributions.
In addition to our full project support, we offer Python training services and Python staff augmentation.
User Experience, UI and Web Design
We don't begin designing until we understand your business, your goals, and your users. Our mature process facilitates that discovery.
Application Security
Wouldn't you rather have security experts writing your code?
We provide application security services for clients in all industries, including: Financial, Health, and Public Sector.
Data & Database Design
We offer all manner of data services, including advanced database design, complex data modeling, and data migration (ETL).
We are certified PostgreSQL experts.
UX and Custom Software Development Clients
Some of our recent partners include:
Free Code
We've always been serious about supporting the open source community. We sponsor events like PyCon, DjangoCon, and DjangoGirls, we offer financial support to open source projects, and we donate oodles of code. Here are a few of our open source projects:
Memorist is a decision tracker that adds visibility to project decisions for better accuracy, project momentum, cost savings, and accountability.
Widgy is a full-featured CMS with a powerful drag & drop interface developed in Python and Django.
Mouseware creates secure, memorable passwords. Use it next time you need a new password.
Dinero is a gateway-agnostic payment processing library for Python, lightweight and highly usable.
Eek is a spider. Eek collects metadata, verifies links, and discovers the structure of unfamiliar sites.
Bloggery
Posted by on Aug. 3, 2018, 10 a.m.
MVP, or Minimum Viable Product, is a method of developing software that prioritizes getting a simple version of your product released as soon as possible, gathering feedback, and then iterating on that product based on real-world feedback. This process emphasizes limiting work-in-progress (WIP), continual improvement, and frequent demos of the evolving product. But what does that actually mean for your project?
We love working with innovative people.
Browse our recent work and when you're ready, come see us and we'll get started!
