By Lincoln Key
Inc. Magazine revealed that Woodridge Software placed at #2954 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of…
By Lincoln Key
Woodridge is proud to announce that we have been named a Top Small Business by the Denver Business Journal. We…
By Lisa Adams
As Bob Dylan once said, “Times, they are a-changin”. I think we can all agree none more so than right…
By Lincoln Key
In its 32nd year, ColoradoBiz celebrated the highest-achieving firms in the state across a number of industries at the Top Company…
By Lincoln Key
Inc. Magazine revealed that Woodridge Software placed at #2566 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of…
By Shelly Lane
Going Serverless with AWS The first lesson of going serverless with AWS is that you’re not truly going serverless in…
By Lincoln Key
Woodridge is proud to announce that we have been named a Top 100 Woman-Owned Company by ColoradoBiz Magazine. The award…
By Lincoln Key
An increasing number of businesses are reaching out to third-party developers for the creation of custom software and mobile apps….
By Lincoln Key
Waterfall Vs Agile Due to the unique business challenges that software developers face, such as rapidly changing project scope and…
By Lincoln Key
Woodridge Software has been recognized as a top Denver Mobile App Developer by Upcity. Upcity is one of the largest…
By Lincoln Key
Woodridge Software has been recognized as a top Denver Software Developer by Upcity. Upcity is one of the largest…
The concept of friction can be lent to the realm of usability design where the user and the interface are two entities moving against one another, creating an abrasive opposition as the user travels through their intended task flow.
Native vs Hybrid apps are two different ways of writing your mobile application. Woodridge may use either depending on the type of your application, your risk tolerance of depending on a framework, and how much native functionality you need.
By Chad Eatman
The title of this blog should frighten most developers. Generally speaking, we want to avoid running a SQL statement – UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE – on production if it possible. One statement can do a lot of damage if it’s not 100% correct.
By Henry Dau
Writing code is easy to today’s world. I’m not even talking about writing quality code, following the Agile manifesto, nor eeking out every possible nanosecond of speed out of your code. I’m talking about punching keys and having having text appear on the screen.