DevCube

DevCube was hired by Firecommerce, an IT development company specializing in Ecommerce, to provide synchronization services between Shopify stores and SQL / Dropbox. The team at DevCube created a synchronization tool for five online stores, integrating SQL/Shopify for product creation, price sync, stock sync, and Dropbox/Shopify for image updates. They also provided DevOps support by preparing an AWS Virtual Machine for the sync tool application, setting up VPN connections, and setting up CRON jobs. The team comprised of a project manager, two developers, and a DevOps.

An e-commerce retail company engaged DevCube for web development services. The initial project involved integrating a new design from the company's web designers, coding, and ensuring functionality, mobile-friendliness, and speed performance. DevCube continues to provide development tasks such as integrating new designs, back-end development, and upgrading systems in PHP and Laravel. The team at DevCube is composed of around five people, with a project manager as the main point of contact. The company has invested approximately $75,000 so far and continues to work with DevCube on around seven projects a month.

DevCube was hired by OpsWorks Co., a DevOps and Cloud Consulting company, to develop a WordPress website. The website was designed to be responsive and function correctly on various screen sizes. Before engaging with DevCube, OpsWorks Co. was using a CSV platform that had limited capabilities. DevCube provided WordPress expertise and developed the OpsWorks Co. website from scratch. The team at DevCube consisted of a WordPress developer, a QA engineer, and a project manager. The company was highly satisfied with the services provided by DevCube.