Building better software
We forge customizable solutions using Agile methodologies and our mastery of Elixir, Ruby and other open source technologies
Two heads are better than one
Binary Noggin's team of software engineers is committed to close collaboration with clients. As an embedded, trusted extension of your team, we take the time to work, learn and develop together to turn your project into a reality.
How may we help you?
Binary Noggin serves as a trusted extension of your team. Our software engineers are thoughtful mentors committed to helping your company succeed through collaboration.
Custom Software Engineering
Our team of experienced developers work with you to build solutions that make a real difference to your business.
Agile Consulting
Our engineers and architects collaborate with your team to help you create a sustainable product. We provide regular updates and deliveries so you can take advantage of new features early and often.
IoT Software Development
Our full stack developers have the experience you need to transform shared visions into sustainable realities.
Training & Consulting
We’ll show you the secrets to TDD/BDD, software architecture and other development practices. Our customizable training can take your team beyond technology.
Project Rescue
Two heads are better than one. We provide an in-depth analysis and partner with your team to get you back on track.
Two Heads Consulting
For projects or ideas that don’t need an embedded partner, our consulting retainer service provides access to our team to review code, discuss improvements, troubleshoot an issue and so much more.
Insights & News
The Lifecycle of a Phoenix LiveView
The LiveView request lifecycle runs twice when a connection is first made to your application. It runs once to render static content for web crawlers, search engines, and other non-javascript-enabled clients. The second pass occurs when the browser establishes the...
The Lifecycle of a Phoenix LiveView
The LiveView request lifecycle runs twice when a connection is first made to your application. It runs once to render static content for...
The Lifecycle of a Phoenix LiveView
The LiveView request lifecycle runs twice when a connection is first made to your application. It runs once to render static content for web crawlers, search engines, and other non-javascript-enabled clients. The second pass occurs when the browser establishes the...
Building Embedded Systems in the Modern Era
I remember the early days of hacking small devices with a single purpose. Many of them lived unconnected and provided one bit of functionality. Maybe you remember that day too. Perhaps you were a professional working on a sprinkler controller or a hobbyist that wanted...
Building Embedded Systems in the Modern Era
I remember the early days of hacking small devices with a single purpose. Many of them lived unconnected and provided one bit of...
Building Embedded Systems in the Modern Era
I remember the early days of hacking small devices with a single purpose. Many of them lived unconnected and provided one bit of functionality. Maybe you remember that day too. Perhaps you were a professional working on a sprinkler controller or a hobbyist that wanted...
Dynamic Form Inputs in Elixir LiveView
I recently found myself addressing a product requirement involving a form with input fields generated from a list of data we retrieved from a third-party provider. This requirement proved challenging as the prescribed user experience stretched a little beyond the...
Dynamic Form Inputs in Elixir LiveView
I recently found myself addressing a product requirement involving a form with input fields generated from a list of data we retrieved...
Dynamic Form Inputs in Elixir LiveView
I recently found myself addressing a product requirement involving a form with input fields generated from a list of data we retrieved from a third-party provider. This requirement proved challenging as the prescribed user experience stretched a little beyond the...
