Custom Software Development from Concept to Reality

Web, Mobile and Database Solutions 

MyProgrammer Inc.

 

Hi, my name is Rob Carr and I'm the founder of MyProgrammer, Inc. That's me with my family on the right. For 20 years I've been building custom software solutions for clients all over the country. I can probably help you with yours, too.
 

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About Us

  • Founded in 1990
  • Authors of 4D Methodology
  • Featured in College Textbooks
  • Specializing in difficult projects
  • Creators of innovative dvlib
  • Clients for Coast to Coast





"I have been very pleased with the exceptional level of communication, excellent service and end product. Thank you MyProgrammer..."

--- Saif A. Alzaabi , MD
(University of Alberta, Canada)

  

"I wanted to reiterate my happiness with how the project was run and completed. I will certainly recommend your software development company to others!"

--- Perry Lo
(Athletic Scholarships, California)

  

"It's been great working with Rob and KJ. They place client satisfaction and the end result as their first priority..."

--- Andrew Scotson
(Pleeb, Arizona)

 

Software Services

Concept to Reality

We offer everything you need to make your software project a success, including:

  • Software Consulting
  • Web and Mobile Design
  • Coding, Documentation & Testing
  • Installation & Ongoing Support

 

Systems

Rob's Blog

Why Projects Fail

Today I want to talk about why software projects fail. But first, let's define failure. For a project to be considered a failure, at least one of the following three conditions must exist: The budget is exceeded by more than 10 percent. The schedule is exceeded by more than 15 percent. The application fails to meet the goals and objectives of the client.Notice that I haven't mentioned the skill or experience of the developer?
By Rob 7 weeks ago

How We Test

Today I wanted to talk a bit about our test methodology, because I don't think software testing gets enough attention. Let's start with the basics. Obviously we want to test the software we create before our clients see it. It is really unprofessional (and embarrassing) to deliver a product to the client that is extremely buggy. But how exactly does our process work? Step 1: What are we testing? Sure we could have our testers loading up our applications, looking for problems.
By Rob 12 weeks ago

Project Transparency

Today most companies provide some online access during the software development life cycle. In many cases, the client is provided with a login to preview the latest build of their project, and in a few cases they are even given access to a bug logging system, such as Bugzilla.  In my mind, it really comes down to transparency. Instead of just being able to preview the latest build, what if the client could actually look behind the curtain, and see how the software is being developed?
By Rob 1 year ago