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           Client Index
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-          508.dev's primary activity is the development and consultation of development of software applications for our clients. Our team has a wide array of skills, and so our capabilities are great. Here's some things we've developed for our clients:
+          508.dev LLC is a software engineering co-op that functions as a design and development firm, a software consultancy, and a software engineering agency.
+          Our unique structure as a co-op means that every engineer is a co-owner. For our clients, that means much higher project ownership by engineers, far higher personal
+          investment, and frankly, better rates - it's hard to beat us on rate when we don't need to maintain a profit margin for shareholders or owners!
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+          Some of our recent projects include:
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             <a href="clients.html#jovono">SSR to SSG conversion, and CMS migration for investment firm</a>
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+          Our specific technical expertise includes frontend, backend, and fullstack web development (javascript, typescript, node, react, vue, python, django, etc),
+          server and application development (go, python, rust, C++, C#, etc), game and VR development, site reliability, devops, IoT, hardware, and quantum computing (yes, really).
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           In short, if you have a business need that involves software, we can handle it. Specifically, we offer the following services:
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           Do you only build "ugly" simple-looking designs, like this site?
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-          Hah, no. This site looks like it does because we wanted something that gets the job done, and the job that needs doing is telling you who we are and what we do. When we're building for clients, the job is different, and usually means making something with a more "traditional" design. See: <a href="https://www.jovono.com">Jovono</a>, <a href="https://www.cofactr.com">Cofactr</a>.
+          Hah, no. This site looks like this because we wanted at least one simple thing in our lives. When we're building for clients, the job is different, and usually means making something with a more "traditional" design. See: <a href="https://www.jovono.com">Jovono</a>, <a href="https://www.cofactr.com">Cofactr</a>.
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