React Quiz Game

Alittleb.it is simply the best gamification company: they created a learning management system called Skillato which allows anyone to learn anything, while having fun in the process. Only one thing was missing: a tournament-based quiz game. A few constraints:

• It must be blazingly fast
• It must have shiny animations and happy sounds
• It must be responsive
• It must be well-tested
• It must be highly customizable
• It must be completed in a dozen of days

...And of course we delivered. The client was amazed by the quality of the result, by the online documentation provided in Storybook, by the speed of execution plus all the extra miles done, and by the overall human interaction.

Leonardo

B-Play urgently needed an app for the upcoming exhibition about Leonardo Da Vinci's machines. As soon as we got the mockups, in just two days we built a React PWA and added Cordova to be able to upload Android and iOS apps on their respective stores.

During the following days we supported the client in many ways:

• adapting the layout and graphics to the new mockups
• adding new features on the fly such as i18n
• managing communication among the team
• giving technical support

When the client had timing issues with the approval of the Android app on the Play Store, they still had a solid PWA to show. Despite the odds, the presentation on the first day of the exhibition was a total success.

EpiCura

EpiCura uses technology to make health and social assistance services more accessible, with the mission of simplifying people's lives. Their mission consists in improving a sector characterized by little organization, long waits and great inconveniences and they are doing this by building a service based on timeliness, flexibility and proximity to our patients. But who will take care of such a complex system?

We invested in a headless CMS such as Strapi to quickly build a back end server with support for security, file upload, emails, even REST and GraphQL API. While the CMS was going from alpha to beta we hacked it to our needs and contributed in the open source community, yielding a stable and performant service.

Fattutto

Sistemi ICT wanted to create the best invoice management system. They wanted to start with the best architecture, with the best technologies, so they hired the best people.

Four developers, one of wich was an IC, met at the Inglorious Headquarters for a total of 29 days. Together in this short period of time they:

• defined the product (features, UX)
• defined the project (technology stack, planning)
• laid out an MVP

Two devs created the back end in .NET Core, while the other two developed the front end in Core UI for React. To date, the customer is continuing to develop independently and the result, which you can already try here, looks very promising.

Appointment Selector

Milkman is the perfect solution for your home deliveries. The key concepts are:

• You get your package delivered at home whenever you want
• You book your appointment from mobile or desktop in a simple and pleasant way

This is why they asked us to implement this responsive, performant, highly customizable, multi-touch React component. It's very difficult to build simple things, so they chose to leave the task to us. After 9 days of constant feedback the component was delivered fully tested and bug-free, along with a Storybook playground.

Saving Private Griffe

This is actually a failure case. But, as you may know, failures are as important, if not more, than success cases.

The startup company PrivateGriffe was on the edge of default due to severe performance issues on their new React front end and also for a heavily bloated Spring back end. We solved the most crucial performance issues and gathered a task force that re-created from scratch the back end server with Loopback 3 and the backoffice panel with Core UI for React.

Unfortunately lots of obstacles along the way prevented us to go further. Half of the employees quit the firm while the controlling company, axélero, cut salaries to avoid defaulting itself.

Lanieri BO Platform

Protocube wanted to hire us for a project that had to last six months. We told that they needed us for a lot less. They decided to go with two weeks for a start. After one week the project was ready for production.

Lanieri Backoffice Platform is a Vue.js web application backed by an Express/MongoDB server with authentication, file upload, and communication both REST and realtime. The project was then passed to the client's devs who easily continued working on it.

GiadaJoeyCazzola.com

Inglorious Coderz do not always make websites. But when they do, they build them from scratch.

GiadaJoeyCazzola.com is a responsive and SEO-friendly progressive webapp generated with Nuxt. Although it doesn't allow the user to publish their own content (which could also be considered a feature, because it ensures content correctness), the UX is completely custom and the performance achieved is far better than any CMS-generated website.

Developers Italia

In 2017 the Digital Transformation Team introduced itself at Codemotion Rome. Their aim was to show the main projects that they are building together with AGID and to involve a community of developers and designers that would help in the process.

The main endpoint for this community is the website developers.italia.it. From remote and, during the last day, from the offices of Palazzo Chigi, we helped them build the first version of this website on time for the presentation.

Tazebao

To create the best school management system, CNOS-FAP needed someone who could solve the most complex algorithms, guide the architecture, and give best practices on code quality.

The result is an ecosystem of different pieces of software, such as a desktop webapp in Vue.js, a mobile electronic register in Framework7, a Loopback 3 server, and a Dialogflow bot.