Deversus Software Inc.

Deversus is hiring

by Mike Walsh on May 18, 2013

Business is booming at Deversus and we currently have career openings available for the right Ruby on Rails Developer, PHP Developer, or Web UI/UX Designer. More details are available on our Career Opportunities page.

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Happy New Year from Deversus!

by Mike Walsh on January 3, 2013

We’d like to wish all of our clients, associates and friends a very healthy, happy, and prosperous New Year!

2012 was a great year for us and our clients. We celebrated our one year launch anniversary of Socket, our online quoting software. We also partnered with several new clients and successfully launched a record number of custom software development projects. It was such a busy year that we haven’t even had time to update our own website (sounds like a New Years resolution!).

We are very thankful for all of our customers who helped make 2012 a great year and we look forward to continued success in the coming year.

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Fix for postfix in Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion

July 26, 2012

After installing OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, a few things in our web development environment stopped working (namely Apache with multiple vhosts, BIND/wildcard DNS, Phusion Passenger and the rmagick2 gem, and postfix). The reason being is that Apple overwrites all of the configuration files that those tools rely on (although the old ones are all [...]

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7 Tips For Choosing The Right Quoting Software

January 17, 2012

Choosing the right quoting software or proposal solution for your business can be an arduous and confusing process. Several solutions exist under the varied labels of “quoting software”, “proposal software”, “estimating software”, etc.; some run on Windows, others on Mac, and some are web-based. Many offer overlapping features, although there are some significant differences that [...]

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How to maintain a vision for your software

November 15, 2011

(Or how to say no to your customers) Henry Ford said famously in reference to popularizing the automobile: “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse.” Instead, Ford thought more broadly and created a product that addressed the true needs of his customer. Similar discrimination is key in [...]

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Introducing Socket: Sales quoting software with instant, online quoting system

May 30, 2011

Deversus recently released a new product called Socket, currently in private beta testing. Socket is an online quoting system that lets businesses build their own online quote forms, plug them into their website, sell online, and track and manage leads.

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Make Web Not War in Van!

April 24, 2011

We got a heads up from our friends at Invoke Media about Make Web Not War hitting Vancouver (now totally sold out!) and we thought it would be a great opportunity to check out what they have to offer and network with fellow web devs. The event is on May 7 at Masik Studios and will [...]

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Tip: How to enable AirPlay video in HTML5 video player

March 14, 2011

It appears as though Apple is requiring content providers to expressly allow AirPlay video in order for video to be playable from Safari onto an Apple TV. To enable AirPlay video in an HTML 5 video player, simply add the following attribute to the video tag: x-webkit-airplay=”allow” So, your HTML5 video tag might look like [...]

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Socket: E-commerce for the rest of us. Coming soon.

March 11, 2011

We recently launched a teaser page for a new (SaaS) product we’ve been working on called Socket. Socket completely rethinks how e-commerce should work for businesses that offer more complex products/services than those that fit in with the “add-to-cart” model. These businesses typically include those within the B2B or service industries. Until now, these businesses have [...]

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How to Sync an iPhone with a New Computer (Windows to Mac)

February 22, 2011

Recently I was looking around for information on how to begin syncing my iPhone 4 with my MacBook Air rather than my old work PC. It seemed somewhat daunting, and I didn’t want to lose any of my purchases or more importantly, my stored App information, which isn’t transferred with a simple “Transfer Purchases” request [...]

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