Software Development Blog

The construction and the area responsible for design have gained a lot with the advent of BIM modeling. As we recently wrote in our blog, this is a transformational approach to project management. It puts every stage of the activities undertaken, from design to maintenance, under control. For BIM to be responsible for success, data sharing is key. It should take place between the parties involved and the software tools chosen. Thus, a large responsibility for this is attributed to the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) format .

In this article, I decided to lean a little more into IFC. It's a key standard in the BIM ecosystem. That's why it's worth seeking out industry knowledge regardless of your level of familiarity with BIM methodologies. It's all about understanding what potential there is in construction using IFC standards. So sit back and enjoy your reading!

Moving fixed services to the network requires ensuring the highest security standards. This is especially true for financial services. Secure and smooth online operations are a key factor for customers. Thus, financial institutions are looking for suitable payment solutions to meet these needs. In response to these challenges, Railwaymen has successfully partnered with Moyasar. We have integrated the MPG (Moyasar Payment Gateway) system from our partner into our projects several times. The combination of our technical skills with a high-quality solution from Moyasar proved to be an ideal move. This is confirmed by customers whose financial services have gained in security and quality.

In the last few years, we have seen significant changes in the landscape of application and software development. It's a time when many solutions have entered our everyday life permanently. Applications, in particular, have become an integral part of technological change, offering users many possibilities along with convenience of use. It is difficult to visualize the modern world without many digital solutions. Financial transactions, entertainment, education, communication, all of these things are currently receiving the benefits of digital tools. This article will examine the remarkable rise in popularity of software and applications, with a special focus on the revolutionary effects of low-code and no-code development platforms on the tech sector and their contribution to the democratization of creativity.