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Latest News

28-Apr-2008 Java and C# Developer vacancies. See our jobs page for details.

18-Jan-2008 Graduates - we've just launched our 2008 Intern program. See our jobs page for details.

18-Dec-2007 Senior Java Developers wanted. See our jobs page for details.

26-Nov-2007 Applepie Solutions launches new Linux consulting and support business.

17-May-2007 We're hiring. We have a vacancy for a Java Software Engineer.

11-Dec-2006 Applepie Solutions partners with Finnish Semantic Web specialists

Free Software

We make extensive use of various free software and open source technologies both for our own company infrastructure and when providing solutions to our customers. In an effort to contribute something back to the free software community, we have made a number of small projects available under the GPL. Your comments and feedback on this software is most welcome. If you are interested in working with us on any of these projects, please contact the authors first.

We have also contributed to other free software projects including,

Lucos - LUCene Object Store

Lucos is a simple java object persistence component based on Lucene (2.3.1 or newer). It presents a map style interface for saving/retrieving serializable java objects, and search interfaces for finding objects in the store. Lucos is avaible under the Apache 2.0 license and can be included in your commercial project. Source code and test case example is available to download here.

bortaloo

A web-based RSS news aggregator, bortaloo gathers news from many of the RSS feeds available around the web and presents the results via a customisable web-page. The Applpie developer responsible for this piece of software is Stephen Mulcahy.

wbmp converter

An online tool for converting images between various formats. We provide consulting and implementation for this type of application to network operators and mobile content providers. The code for this tool is available.

Oracle data extractor

A command line application for running queries against an Oracle database. Query results can be treated like the output from any command line application (redirected to a file or piped through another command). This utility is especially handy for creating character delimited extract files, and is significantly simpler to use and configure than SQL/Plus. The Oracle data extractor is written in the perl programming language and includes support for long data types. Get it here.