Dream Factory
visit site- $25,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Zagreb, Croatia
Dream Factory is a development and consultancy agency from Zagreb, Croatia. Their team of about 5 employees caters to small businesses in advertising and marketing, financial services, real estate, retail, and telecommunications, providing custom software development, blockchain, business intelligence, big data consulting, systems integration, and more.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 100%
Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 3 projects
$50K-$199K 1 project
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Highlights from Recent Projects
Dream Factory collaborated with NextUser, a marketing automation platform, on several projects. They helped develop features for the platform, including recommendation algorithms and product feeds, and provided backend services for custom projects. The team at Dream Factory utilized various programming languages, primarily Java, and worked extensively with Amazon Web Services and Docker for deployment. The partnership began in January 2020 and is ongoing, with NextUser investing an average of $5,500 per month in Dream Factory's services.
In a partnership with Tolar HashNET, a software development company, Dream Factory developed frameworks to transform Tolar's platform into an ecosystem for other developers. Dream Factory built a service that bridged JavaScript, Java, and gRPC, and created frameworks for writing, reading, and sending data. They also created a demo application for monitoring the entry and exit of people in different regions. The project, which cost around €50,000 ($59,100 USD), began in April 2019 and was delivered in July 2020. Tolar HashNET was satisfied with the results and has since started a new project with Dream Factory.
Dream Factory was tasked with building a new version of a website for hiddenunderground.com, a business-run offer site. They constructed a microservices architecture on Spring Boot for the backend and built the frontend on ReactJS, utilizing a single-page application. The system uses a containerized approach running Docker Swarm and is deployed via AWS. The project, which cost $30,000, ran from June–September 2020.