OdiTek is your efficient and cost-effective platform for getting highly sophisticated java web applications developed for every enterprise scale. We offer agile methodologies to automate your entire development process with the mission of achieving our vision of reducing your significant development efforts up to 30-40 percent with ease.
SERVICES OFFERINGS:
Drawing on our vast experience and skills in Java technologies, we develop robust software solutions and enterprise applications. We help our clients select the right Java architecture and apply best practices and methodologies across the life of the solution.
Our experience spans building software-driven products, services, systems and platforms at speed using modern tools, engineering processes, and delivery practices. We have helped over 100 customers with their software initiatives across the spectrum of software engineering, user experience design, testing compliance & assurance, and managing their cloud operations.
1- SOFTWARE ENGINEERING SERVICES.
2- SOFTWARE TESTING, COMPLIANCE & ASSURANCE.
OUR SKILLS MATRIX:
The demand for Java skills is soaring, creating a boom for programmers and causing headaches for employers and IT directors. Java is now the second most sought-after skill in the IT recruitment market, according to Computer Weekly’s Survey of Appointment and Trends. Demand for the five-year-old language is second only to C++.
OdiTek has some Java developer with more than 5 years experience and the following skills.
- Abstract Classes and Interfaces
- Constructors
- File IO and Serialization
- Collections – List , Map , Set
- Access Specifiers
- Exceptions – Checked , Unchecked
- Generics
- Java Keywords – Static, Final, volatile, synchronized, transient, this super etc.
- JVM and Memory Management
- Multithreading and Synchronization
- Dependency Injection
- JSP / Servlets
- Web Frameworks like Struts / Spring
- Service Oriented Architecture / Web Services – SOAP / REST
- Web Technologies like HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery
- Markup Languages like XML and JSON
FRAMEWORKS COMPETENCY:
There is no doubt that Java is one of the programming languages that is most in demand these days. Here, we have scooped a handful of good info about trending frameworks that ease everyday lives of software developers around the globe. Our developers are working on many latest frameworks to provide the better website and those are listed below.
1- Spring MVC
Old but gold, Spring MVC is still ahead of the curve after more than a decade since its first release. After its expansion to embrace complete MVC framework, Spring kept on evolving adopting changes and turned into a full-scale Java framework for Internet-facing applications, offering software engineers a powerful toolkit for web application development and application configuration as well as for security projects.
2- Struts 2
To elaborate even more on existing Java frameworks that are widely used by modern software engineers, we decided to refer to the successor of Apache’s Struts 1, Struts 2. This Java framework is quite a find for engineers who work with building contemporary Java EE web apps. The Apache Software Foundation has equipped developers with an extensive tool for creating enterprise-ready, web-facing applications, optimizing the development process from the beginning to the final point and post-go-live maintenance. This concept is the right choice if you sweat over high-load systems such as broadcasting portals.
3- Hibernate
Although not on RebelLabs’ list either, it is worth mentioning Hibernate when debating the best Java framework. This mapping Java framework cracks object-relational impedance mismatch issues by substituting persisting DB accesses high-level object handling functions. With every enterprise application being one of a kind, Hibernate is equipped with a great feature suite that helps backend developers fine-tune data access layer. This is an advanced ORM framework that lets you perform the database operation on Java objects (entities). It is a persistence concept that utilizes Hibernate cache to persist the data from the Java environment to the database.
4- JSF
Being a part of Java EE, JavaServer Faces is supported by Oracle. Although this one is not the best frameworks for speedy Java development, it is easy to utilize because of great documentation provided by Oracle. Additionally, until you leave the Java EE environment, JSF has no external dependencies, but plenty of capabilities instead. Rich libraries and tools (including a toolset for easy user interface creation) become a magic wand that can back you up no matter how complex the application might seem.
5- Google Web Toolkit
GWT is an another free Java framework allowing coders to create and optimize sophisticated web-based apps. The GWT Software Development Kit features core Java APIs and widgets for constructing apps compiled to JavaScript after.
OUR TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES:
It’s as true that our Java developers as it is for woodworkers: You can’t do the job right without the right tools. Fortunately, there are plenty of Java tools designed to make it significantly simpler to write good Java code — and help you make your Java code even better.
- Eclipse:Open-source integrated development environment (IDE). If you could have just one tool for Java development, Eclipse would be a good choice.
- IntelliJ:IDE made by JetBrains, available in an Apache 2-licensed community edition and a commercial edition. IntelliJ provides similar features to Eclipse, with a smooth, developer-friendly experience.
- YourKit:Java profiler. Combines powerful analysis capabilities, on-demand profiling during both development and production, free embedding into production, and seamless IDE and application server integration.
- Clover:Code coverage tool from Atlassian. Runs in your IDE or continuous integration system, and includes test optimization to make tests run faster and fail sooner.
- Mockito:Mock library. Open-source testing framework that enables the creation, verification, and stubbing of mocks.
- Jetty:Lightweight, embeddable app server.
- Hibernate:Object-relational mapper. Implements the Java persistence API.
- VisualVM:JVM monitor. An all-in-one Java troubleshooting tool that comes with the JDK.
- JUnit:Unit test framework. Core tool of test-driven development that enables repeatable, white-box testing.