Our insights

When discussing the scalability of Web services there seems to be a tendency for some developers to overly focus on the framework being used, based on the mistaken assumption that…

By Tom Christie

One of the hurdles that new Python developers have to get over is understanding the Python packaging ecosystem.

By Jamie Matthews

We are pleased to announce that DabApps is now the development agency of choice for the highly successful TrustedHousesitters.com based here in Brighton.

By Caroline Pickering

Last June, I finished at Brighton University and started working at DabApps.

By Max Hurl

(definition from Wikipedia) Recently we were in the midst of writing some heavy number-crunching code for a web app we are currently developing for a client.

By Tony Aldridge

Like most web start ups we spent the early months of DabApps' inception envisioning an ideal world where we would be brimming with great ideas, developing our own apps 'straight…

By Caroline Pickering

Partnering with Creative Agencies Following a successful year of working with one of the UK's top 10 design agencies, we've been reflecting on what makes such a partnership work so

By Chris Palk

Chris and I were lucky enough to be selected to attend Interface 2013, an event earlier this week that was organised by Shakespeare's Globe in collaboration with Wired Sussex.

By Jamie Matthews

Today we're announcing a new line of services for building bespoke Web APIs for our clients.

By Tom Christie

At DabApps, we're always looking for opportunities to share our knowledge about the technologies we use and the way we work, whether that's through helping to organise local techni

By Jamie Matthews

It's a busy time for DabApps. We've been doing some growing and widening our skill base as we continue to attract more and more interesting and varied projects.

By Caroline Pickering

This blog post is based on a talk given at the Brighton Python User Group on April 10th, 2012.

By Jamie Matthews