TheCodersCorner is a UK based company with highly experienced Java, Native Mobile and Embedded C++ consultants available. We also have a significant background in both digital and analog electronics. This knowledge is backed by many years of experience in designing robust, yet sensible software and embedded systems.
Support
We can support your development, especially when you’re using IoAbstraction and TcMenu. We can offer versions of the software that are tested to a higher standard, on your specific devices and with indemnity insurance if needed. None of the open source versions offer these features, they come with no warranty of fitness for purpose.
Generally speaking one off support incidents start at £50.00 exclusive of VAT, depending on the complexity of the issue. You can also buy incident packs.
If you’d like to discuss entering into either a one off support incident or a support contract you can contact us using the message form.
Training
We offer a few different training standard plans and can customise these for most peoples requirements. All prices quoted here are for on site training, exclusive of VAT and do not include travel expenses to your site.
Ready made options
Event based programming with IoAbstraction and tcMenu
Course Summary IoAbstraction and TcMenu are libraries that make writing software for embedded boards easier, and generally more like writing for the desktop. These training courses aim to quick bring your team up to speed with these technologies. In addition, we can discuss the commercial addons that provide faster drivers and deployment without linking with Arduino. Like all our courses this can be tailored for your needs. Course information Duration: 1 day Cost: £499 - £999 limited special offer Locations: UK and some EU locations All prices quoted here are for on site training, exclusive of VAT and do not include travel expenses to your site.
Using Arduino in a commerical setting with AVR and SAMD
Summary This course covers ways to take advantage of the easy development on the Arduino platform, and then deploy minimising or even completely removing the dependency. It starts ensuring everyone can deploy a simple application onto an embedded device, and builds to using available libraries and unit testing. This can be combined with the IoAbstraction training to get maximum benefit. Like all our courses this can be tailored for your needs.
Moving to the Java Module system and OpenJDK
Summary Java 9 through 11 have brought along some very large changes that have really shaken up the industry. Namely, the module system and the removal of the web-start deployment facilities. Also, along with this the move away from Oracle being the primary provider of the JDK has left people wondering how to proceed. We’ve been on the bleeding edge of this change and are now in a position to ease the transition for others.
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