Middleware is Everywhere
Middleware is everywhere.
It’s used in operating systems, in databases, in enterprise software — it’s likely heavily used in the application you’re developing.
Middleware is used in software that runs in airplanes, mobile phones, web browsers, and so much more.
Middleware is the infrastructure of software-based applications that enables businesses to solve problems, to operate more efficiently, and to make money.
In some case, however, middleware is more important than just cutting some code – for example middleware that is shared across projects, across a business, or even outside the company.
As soon as the usage of the middleware extends beyond a single application, the importance of having it written by experts increases substantially, and that’s where we come in.
We at Coherent Logic understand that effective middleware development requires a higher level of craftsmanship –- the kind that can marry a solid understanding of the language and frameworks used with the business use case in order to deliver a flexible interface that will require minimal (or ideally zero) changes to the specification as it evolves over time.
Open-Source Example Projects by Coherent Logic
Here we include several examples of open-source frameworks that we've developed. For a more comprehensive overview of frameworks that we've released, refer to our repository on Bitbucket.
- FRED Client — for working with data from the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank.
- Google Analytics Management API Client — for invoking the Google Analytics Management API from Java.
- R COBOL Data Integration Package — import COBOL data files into the R Project for Statistical Computing.