Programming
Pangea has a team of expert programmers adept in a number of platforms, languages and databases ready to work on your project at reasonable rates.  No matter what the platform or development location, however, the following principles guide us and set us apart from our competition.

Simplicity
Our developers keep an eye to the big picture and choose the most simple and effective tools and the most straight-forward course of action for the job.  Simply by resisting the temptation to burden projects with superfluous layers of the most recent technology, and instead keeping focused on elegance, Pangea puts you ahead of the competition.  Instead of receiving a product that pads someone's resume but whose complex interdependencies of marginally appropriate tools leave you walking on eggshells, you get a product that is robust, agile, scalable, maintainable, optimimized and reasonably priced.

Code Generation
Developers spend their careers automating everyone else's work, but often not their own.  While their clients are relieved of the burden of tedious repetitive tasks as a result of their efforts, programmers often continue to type out by hand monotonous SQL statements, stored procedures, data access code, etc.  At Pangea, we have chosen to invest extra time up front years ago in developing and improving template-based code generation solutions.   We have found that it has paid off greatly.  We pass this savings on to you in the form of less billable hours or a significantly reduced fixed bid.

Object-Oriented Design
Object-Oriented programing has become such a buzzword, that it has become taboo to suggest that a project be approached in any other way.  However, often what you find under the covers is that it was only a buzzword.  The code is still oriented around procedures or processes from top to bottom, and because of that it foregoes the opportunity for code reuse and organization that the object-oriented technique offers.  If the programmers are not isolating the basic business entities involved in a project or company, hierarchically arranging them, and orienting the code around them, that is to say creating routines as methods of them,  then the technique is still procedural.  At Pangea, if the project is of a medium to large size, or it is known to need to be significantly altered in the future, then we always employ a true OO technique.