HTML: The Universal Language

Just back from a trip to Erbil, Iraq. NDI is working with the Iraqi parliament on a new project, and one of my main roles was finding local coding wizards to build the software.

I was impressed with the local talent. I've spent some time as a developer myself, and these guys were very professional and entirely competent. Some of the graphic design work was a bit mid-nineties, but animated gifs never really went out of style, right?

The NDItech team could code up programming projects like this ourselves or hire well established firms in the US and probably get the job done a lot faster and cleaner - but the extra trouble is worth it.

Like all development groups, NDI's goal is to make the world a slightly better place. If we can provide a bit of seed capitol and credibility and serve as a support to such new software firms that will get them that much further as successful entrepreneurs in their local community.