• Well Crafted software; clear and reusable code written according to a set of principles and best practices
• Steadily adding value; delivering what customers need. This is not necessarily what the customer initially requested.
• A community of professionals; sharing our expertise and learning from others
• Productive partnerships; building long-term relationships with employees and customers

Raising the bar for Java Software Development

One of the most important characteristics of a software crafter is his broad basic knowledge. A software crafter needs to have encountered as many aspects of an IT project as possible in order to do a job well. It is only possible to become an expert in a domain if you can also compare with alternatives or other solution domains. That's where a true crafter, among other things, can make the difference.

At Continuum, we support our employees (and their professionalism) in a variety of ways. One of those ways is the organization of Tribe Days. Several times a year, our people get together in the office to exchange views and share and/or expand their knowledge. The sessions are very diverse, ranging from deeply technical about project approaches to just plain fun.