Gwil is a back end specialist. Andrew is a front end specialist. Together we operate as a full stack developer.
We specialise in the Laravel framework for web applications / websites, customised Bootstrap and jQuery for the front end and Swift for iOS development.
We work from our office in Farnham on a remote basis. However, we are set up to work “virtually” on site.
Whenever you contact us!
Languages... PHP for web apps/APIs and Swift for iOS apps by choice.
Frameworks... No framework is perfect but Laravel is best at letting you just Get Stuff Done.
Dev Ops... Git control, deployment via AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Linux VPS.
Cars/Motors... Tinkering with anything with an engine, the more unusual the better.
Growing stuff... Fruit and vegetables on the allotment, veg patch and in the greenhouse.
Making stuff... Digital or physical, from website ideas to garden buildings, if I’m making something I’m happy.
University... University of Surrey Retail Management degree plus a Graduate Diploma in Law.
Career path... Web development to software support to backend software and app development.
Languages... PHP for web apps/APIs and Swift for iOS apps by choice.
Frameworks... No framework is perfect but Laravel is best at letting you just Get Stuff Done.
Dev Ops... Git control, deployment via AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Linux VPS.
Cars/Motors... Tinkering with anything with an engine, the more unusual the better.
Growing stuff... Fruit and vegetables on the allotment, veg patch and in the greenhouse.
Making stuff... Digital or physical, from website ideas to garden buildings, if I’m making something I’m happy.
University... University of Surrey Retail Management degree plus a Graduate Diploma in Law.
Career path... Web development to software support to backend software and app development.
Core... HTML, CSS and Sass
Toolkits... Bootstrap is my preferred toolkit. I also work with Tailwind and Foundation
Javascript... Vanilla of course, jQuery is a personal favourite and Vue.js
Music... If it's fast with noisy guitars, I'll like it. If it's not, I'll probably like it anyway.
Football... I support Liverpool which, for now, is no longer painful.
Being outdoors... walking my dogs; digging, cutting and growing stuff in my garden.
University... Durham where I did Business Finance. As fun as it sounds.
Career path... Recruitment to inside sales to product manager to developer / designer
Core... HTML, CSS and Sass
Toolkits... Bootstrap is my preferred toolkit. I also work with Tailwind and Foundation
Javascript... Vanilla of course, jQuery is a personal favourite and Vue.js
Music... If it's fast with noisy guitars, I'll like it. If it's not, I'll probably like it anyway.
Football... I support Liverpool which, for now, is no longer painful.
Being outdoors... walking my dogs; digging, cutting and growing stuff in my garden.
University... Durham where I did Business Finance. As fun as it sounds.
Career path... Recruitment to inside sales to product manager to developer / designer
Most developers only class themselves as "Full Stack Developers" when the market demands it of them.
In reality most of us would really self-identify as either front end or back end developers.
What this means is that when a full stack developer is required, most employers / customers end up with a dragon or a horse.
We, like other developers who could market themselves as Full Stack Developers, could both build a web app by ourselves. However, it wouldn’t be a great app.
Gwil’s would be solid as a rock but wouldn’t win any beauty contests. Andrew’s would look and feel pleasant but would have a clunky back end.
When we build things together we produce great work.
When organisations look for a full stack developer, more often than not, a team of two specialists would be preferable for them. However, employing two specialists who don't know one another means the time taken to deliver the project is unlikely to half.
Whilst a better product would be delivered with two specialists, the additional time obviously makes the project more expensive. As budget lines are generally fixed the single full stack developer is used.
Where we differ is that we do not charge for two specialists. We charge as a single full stack developer. However we will deliver a project more quickly and to a higher standard than a single full stack developer would. This means an improvemet in quality, cost and time.
We work with organisations large and small. We have experience of joining teams on existing projects as well as working on projects independently of in-house teams.
With a background in customer facing roles we are happy to attend client meetings, whether face to face or remotely.
We work from our office in Farnham on a remote basis. However, we are set up to work “virtually” on site.
This means we have web cams and mics set up allowing us to be visible and audible in client offices / dev rooms.
This set up allows us to work in any location and keep our rates as low as possible.
Got a role you'd like to discuss with us?
Attach a job spec and give us your contact details below or send us a message through our contact page.
Most developers only class themselves as "Full Stack Developers" when the market demands it of them.
In reality most of us would really self-identify as either front end or back end developers.
What this means is that when a full stack developer is required, most employers / customers end up with a dragon or a horse.
We, like other developers who could market themselves as Full Stack Developers, could both build a web app by ourselves. However, it wouldn’t be a great app.
Gwil’s would be solid as a rock but wouldn’t win any beauty contests. Andrew’s would look and feel pleasant but would have a clunky back end.
When we build things together we produce great work.
When organisations look for a full stack developer, more often than not, a team of two specialists would be preferable for them. However, employing two specialists who don't know one another means the time taken to deliver the project is unlikely to half.
Whilst a better product would be delivered with two specialists, the additional time obviously makes the project more expensive. As budget lines are generally fixed the single full stack developer is used.
Where we differ is that we do not charge for two specialists. We charge as a single full stack developer. However we will deliver a project more quickly and to a higher standard than a single full stack developer would. This means an improvemet in quality, cost and time.
We work with organisations large and small. We have experience of joining teams on existing projects as well as working on projects independently of in-house teams.
With a background in customer facing roles we are happy to attend client meetings, whether face to face or remotely.
We work from our office in Farnham on a remote basis. However, we are set up to work “virtually” on site.
This means we have web cams and mics set up allowing us to be visible and audible in client offices / dev rooms.
This set up allows us to work in any location and keep our rates as low as possible.
Got a role you'd like to discuss with us?
Attach a job spec and enter your contact details below or send us a message through our contact page.
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