DevCon5 - Professional Software Development & Consulting.

Software Development

We develop individual software solutions tailored to your needs. Flexible process models reduce cost and risk while maximizing your freedom of choice.

Consulting

Profit in your projects from our extensive expertise in the area of software development, quality assurance and operations.

Quality Assurance

Quality assurance is an important aspect in agile development processes. With modern tools and methods we assure your quality.

Performance

Application Performance is a critical success factor for meeting your business goals. With our expertise in Performance Analysis, Tuning, Testing and Performance Management we ensure you don’t miss them.

Requirements Engineering

Bad Applications happen, Good ones are designed. With structured techniques we support you define and prioritize requirements to your software.

UI/UX

Don’t make your users think. Intuitive user interfaces and user experiences are key to success. Don’t leave UI/UX to chance, design for it!

Testimonials

We always appreciate to hear from customers when they are happy and satisfied with our services. Have a look what our clients said about us.

Especially the extensive experience in software development was very beneficial for analysis and resolution of performance issues.
Markus Inderbitzin
Leiter Transition Management, Suva
The combination of solid development and testing experience helped us tremendously in identifying and addressing weak points in our system.
Daniel Bätschmann
CIO, Medidata AG

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From our blog

On a regular basis we share knowledge, experiences and best-practices from our consulting activity. Further we inform about new around DevCon5.

Product security starts with the first click, not the server settings

on July 13, 2026

If you ask a frontend developer how they handle security, they’ll usually mention the basics: checking password length or hiding admin buttons for regular users.

And that’s usually it. We’ve all gotten used to the idea that frontend is just the “pretty” part: elegant UI, speed, performance, and smooth animations. There’s a long-standing myth in the industry that the client side is safe territory and that security is strictly a “backend problem.”

Angular, React, or Next.js? How the Frontend Stack is Actually Chosen

on July 1, 2026

Recently, I was asked one of those “eternal” questions that drives the IT community crazy, second only to the meaning of life: “How do you actually choose a frontend stack?”

Developers can discuss for hours about syntax, performance, or what’s trendy. But when it comes to real production, choosing a technology is always about risk assessment, budget, and business goals.

The CAP Theorem and Its Implications for Postgres, MongoDB, Kafka, Cassandra

on February 2, 2024

The CAP theorem is a fundamental principle in the realm of distributed systems, stating that a distributed database system can guarantee only two out of the following three properties at the same time: Consistency (C), Availability (A), and Partition Tolerance (P). This theorem has profound implications for the architecture and selection of database systems in software development. This article focuses on Postgres, MongoDB, Kafka, and Cassandra, and how each of these systems addresses the challenges posed by the CAP theorem.

Replace Docker for Windows with Podman?

on October 14, 2021

In the recent months - or years - an alternative implementation of the Open Container Inititive (OCI) - Podman - has gained traction, especially as large Linux distributors (RedHat, Suse) decided to drop Docker in favor of Podman. Not to mention, that podman is one of the container engines used by Kubernetes. But how is the situation on Windows?

In this article I want to shed some light on how to set-up Podman on Windows and discuss whether it’s ready to drop Docker on Windows as well.