42 Coffee Cups
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- 10 - 49 employees
- Atlanta, GA
42 Coffee Cups is an offshore development team specializing in Python and Django development for web and mobile platforms. Founded in 2007, the relatively small agency has just over ten developers working out of their offices in Tallinn, Estonia and Atlanta, Georgia. 42 Coffee Cups leverages a diverse technology stack to create professional, engaging web solutions and native apps for iOS and Android. From consumer-facing interfaces to complex business data solutions, the team offers affordable, dependable options for offshore development.
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Common Project Size
$50K-$199K 1 project
Clients
- UCSC
Highlights from Recent Projects
42 Coffee Cups was hired by Opimas, a research firm specialized in financial services markets, to create a publication platform for their research reports. The platform was designed to support multiple formats including word, pdf, excel, and video. The key challenge was to integrate the research platform with the firm's Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, ensuring that only relevant reports were accessible to clients based on their subscription levels. The project was successful and enabled Opimas to understand the popularity of their research among clients and adapt their research agenda accordingly. The project team consisted of around four people.
42 Coffee Cups was hired by a Paris-based startup to develop a computer-assisted translation platform. After an initial unsuccessful engagement with a French development firm, the company turned to 42 Coffee Cups, as they were the only company willing to take on the complex project. The startup needed a scalable team able to offer between three and 15 top-notch developers based on need. Despite the intimidating requirements document, 42 Coffee Cups passed two preliminary tests and were hired for the main engagement. Utilizing the agile methodology, they were extremely flexible with the changing requirements, and the project took more than a year with a full-time team of four to 15 developers.