Pseudocode

Pseudocode, a well-known software development company, was engaged by Fortuna Entertainment Group, a leading betting and gambling company, to develop two games for their self-service channels and online betting platforms. The games, developed using HTML, were designed to be viewed on both desktop and mobile, and to seamlessly integrate with their backend systems. Pseudocode also performed reverse engineering on an older application which their apps were meant to replace. The project, which ran from February 2017 to February 2018, was executed by a team of three to four developers and cost approximately $120,000.

In another project, a consulting company subcontracted Pseudocode to develop an iOS app for tracking mountain biking activity. The app, built using Objective-C and Swift, linked to a phone and tracked speed and movement of users. Pseudocode provided coding for the entire project and took over an existing app from the client, adding key features such as device integration. The project, which ran from February 2018 to August 2018, was carried out by a lead developer and at least one other developer, costing around $25,000.

Premios Group, a consulting firm for the oil and gas sector, hired Pseudocode to develop a component of their data warehouse toolset. The project, which involved about 90% of software development using .NET and C#, included the creation of specific screens to capture inventory data, as well as import and export functionalities to and from the database and the rest of the data warehouse toolset. The component digitally fused various meters in the upstream oil and gas operations, allowing them to be moved around to different assets and tracked independently. The project, which took place from October to December 2018, was carried out by two developers and cost around $25,000.