What We Bring

Open Source

When the right tool doesn't exist to support our consulting engagements, we build it ourselves and donate it back to the software community. While we believe that tools are no substitute for talent, the right tools are essential to efficient application development. Our open source tools demonstrate our ability to solve hard problems with inventive solutions.

FlexMonkey: FlexMonkey is an Adobe AIR application used for testing Flex and AIR applications. Providing the functionality to record, playback and verify Flex UI interactions, FlexMonkey also generates ActionScript-based testing scripts that you can easily include within a continuous integration environment. [more]
FlexMonkium: FlexMonkium is the fusion of FlexMonkey and Selenium to create the ultimate record and playback testing tool for hybrid (HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Flex) web applications. Leveraging the power of Selenium-RC, FlexMonkium generates JUnit 4 test scripts that can enable automated testing and continuous integration. [more]
FoneMonkey: FoneMonkey is a functional testing tool for the Apple iPhone that provides recording and play back of user interactions and verifies the results. FoneMonkey can be used by both developers and QA testers, and works well in continuous integration environments. [more]
MonkeyWrench: MonkeyWrench is a Swing-based Java profiling application. It takes advantage of Java's management interface and instrumentation hooks, enabling you to solve your Java performance issues. [more]
OpenGXE: The GXE represents a quantum leap in creating complete application simulations with little or no programming. It's the only platform that directly executes UML, allowing declarative domain models to drive complete functionality. Focus on the business rules and features of your system, without bogging down in implementation details or complicated, platform-specific frameworks. [more]
Chimp: Chimp is permission based filtering component for Adobe Flex and AIR. Applications implement Chimp by adding metadata within the Flex UIComponents. Based on the metadata it will remove components completely, enable/disable, and update visibility. [more]
ScrumMonkey: ScrumMonkey is a sample application built with the latest Adobe enterprise tools, LCDS 3.0 and the Flex 4 SDK. The application features support planning and tracking of scrum-based projects. [more]