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SITEPEN
Sitepen
SitePen enables the vision of your organisation. Whether you need a complete solution for designing and
developing your web application, an expert to walk you through a particular problem, technical advise or consulting, SitePen is available to help you and your company do what needs to be done.
The SitePen Edge
SitePen are not just experts of the technologies they employ, they also employ the experts building these technologies. SitePen leads, drives and creates in order to push the limits of what’s possible with web applications. Their approach is to work closely with you to guide your company in developing the exact web application you require to lead your industry. Tapping into SitePen allows you to capitalize in a space where your company needs to be, regardless of your organizational goals.
What space, you ask?
We’re referring to the buzz surrounding Web 2.0, Ajax, and Comet, to name a few. Perhaps a bit overused, these words provide SitePen with a great starting point to describe the experience they’re creating, but they quickly move beyond the hype. SitePen offers you the potential to utilise applications that fully meet the needs of your users, that scale as expected, and that deliver the products and services you believe in.
How on earth do they do it all?
It starts with a little passion. SitePen's entire team is passionate about technology, design, and knowledge and with these as priorities, we can do just about anything. For instance, SitePen makes extensive use of the Dojo Toolkit, employing two of its founders and several core contributors.
Skills Matter & SitePen
All of Skills Matter's courses are designed and developed by industry leading experts like SitePen, who are active contributors to the Open Source and Agile communities and popular international speakers in their field.
So Skills Matter was keen to partner with SitePen to offer you Dojo and DWR training from the source! Their courses are packed with expert knowledge (they should know, they helped build it!) of the Dojo toolkit that’s being used by thousands of developers and their respective companies, including IBM, AOL, and Sun Microsystems.
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