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Little Stream Software is a web development and consulting company situated in scenic Oregon. Started in 2007 by Eric Davis, it is attempting to show businesses that web software does not have to be complex and expensive.
Little Stream Software specializes in Open Source technology. My favorite software platform is:
We also have experience with other software environments:
Beliefs
Little Stream Software is guided by a set of beliefs:
1 - Value
Software development can be expensive. I understand that there many other things a business needs to purchase. So I try to maximize the value of the software to you.
2 - Openness
Decisions are easier to make when facts are known and people are open. I try to follow this belief by communicating with all our customers clearly, to make sure everyone understands what is happening.
3 - Long Term Outlook
I strive to create software that can last. By putting in the extra effort needed to document and test my programs, their maintenance costs are lower throughout the software's life.
4 - Re-Education
I are constantly learning new skills and improving my processes. This improvement allows us to deliver higher quality software, faster, and at a better cost.
Open source
I love Open Source software and use it every day to run my business. One of the biggest benefits Open Source provides to software development is that there are a lot of tools, utilities, and libraries of code that can be used on any project. This allows me to leverage great Open Source applications to complete your project faster and with better results than doing it all by hand.
But I do not just use the components from Open Source. I also make an effort to contribute improvements to the projects I use and even start our own Open Source projects if they will help other people.
Team
Eric Davis - Founder, Developer, Geek
Eric has over 3 years experience developing and deploying web applications, in addition to a B.S. degree in Business Administration. Several applications are available to the general public, with many more internal business applications. His technical blog is available at theAdmin.org.