We build long-term relationships and support our clients’ businesses with software products created by motivated and competent team using proven processes. We like our stakeholders and we want to feel proud of our collaboration and being part of their success.

We’re obsessed with automated testing. A dense net of automatic tests prevents regression errors and increases the pace of development. This means we can safely deliver new features to our clients’ users even even several times a day. This also means we can safely develop products for many, many years at an almost constant rate.

We believe software should be built by starting small and incrementally adding new features to a system which is continuously ready for production release. Ideally a functional scope should be the only variable, while quality should be kept constant. It should be only business reasons driving the release schedule, not technical difficulties or process inertia.

Since the first days of Pragmatists we have been improving our software development process, so that it creates an environment for a fast-paced product development and stimulates team members to create quality products. Coming up with creative ideas and great solutions requires people working together, not aside of each other. Our clients have experienced many times that 1+1>2 when it comes to creativity, motivation, focus and quality.

Constant improvement

Since the first days of Pragmatists we have been improving our software development process, so that it creates an environment for a fast-paced product development and stimulates team members to create quality products. Coming up with creative ideas and great solutions requires people working together, not aside of each other. Our clients have experienced many times that 1+1>2 when it comes to creativity, motivation, focus and quality.

Incremental product growth

We believe software should be built by starting small and incrementally adding new features to a system which is continuously ready for production release. Ideally a functional scope should be the only variable, while quality should be kept constant. These should be only business reasons driving the release schedule, not technical difficulties or process inertia.

Long term development

We’re obsessed with automated testing. A dense net of automatic tests prevents regression errors and increases the pace of development. This means we can safely deliver new features to our clients’ users even many times a day. This also means we can safely develop products for many many years at an almost constant rate.