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Have you ever wondered whether it would be possible to bind together a particular collection of separate software products into a unified, consolidated application with all of the combined functionality of the constituent components? If so, this new series of articles is being written just for you.... read more

If you haven’t read my previous blog post about test automation or aren’t familiar with Regression Automation, it might be a good idea for you to get up to speed on that before reading this piece. So now we understand a bit more about Automation. How about Eggplant? What is it? How can it be used?... read more

I'll be honest, requirements gathering is not why I got into the software business. I got in software to code; it's what I loved to do and what the client wanted, I thought.... read more

Procurement of contemporary software applications presents some significant challenges. When procurement is done well, bidders can prepare proposals with confidence, and buyers can treat pricing as though it were accurate. This ideal scenario generally necessitates that a buyer has provided sufficient product detail to prospective vendors.... read more

Portland Webworks was recently selected as an Official Honoree in the Government category of the 18th Annual Webby Awards for its work with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.... read more

In AngularJS, it is easy to throw together a simple application and have it work. However, as the application grows in size and complexity, the code can easily become a confusing and cumbersome jumble of logic. To help prevent this situation, the roles and responsibilities of the controllers and views and their interaction with the scope and model should be revisited and clarified.... read more