Eldarion development partnership with Emergence.fm results in a successful product launch.

Our first joint venture is going to really shake things up in the radio industry.

Eldarion CEO James Tauber talks to Network World about how being a lifelong learner makes him a better leader.

An open source project is a lot more than code—it’s a community. And in the past, the Pinax core developers haven’t done as good a job as they needed to on building a great community. I started to think about how Eldarion could help.

Based on six years of working with clients that run the range from startups, accelerators and established businesses, we have designed four consulting packages to make it even easier for entreprenuers and companies to take their ideas to launch, faster.

Open source devotees aren’t quite as addicted to Apple as most people online, but they still use Apple products overwhelmingly over competing products from other vendors. How do we know that? We asked!

There is an issue with migrations that crops up in a specific scenario in Django 1.7. While it is documented, we first became aware of it when doing a round of project upgrades to Django 1.8.

A critical component to any software development process is ensuring clarity around the expectations of a requested feature. In this post, we to increase flow and reduce frustrations with acceptance criteria.

We have been champions for changing the way startups are built by applying our Idea to Launch, Faster process, tools and general philosophy in our approach to helping our clients launch. This summer, we have the opportunity to apply this approach at a broader level by partnering with our first accelerator, Jumpstart Foundry.

In pinax-blog (previously named biblion), there are extensions to the markup libraries that make including images simple and easy.

Eldarion has been recognized as one of Boston's top web development agencies.

Eldarion is proud to sponsor PyTN again this year. In addition, one of our very own will be giving a talk that you do not want to miss.