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<p>Of course, OJC writes top-quality code and documentation, in dozens of languages for a variety of platforms. <a href="/content/contact">Contact us</a> to see if our skill set matches your project.</p>
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<p>Examples of OJC's custom programming include: <a href="../projects/discoverecon">DiscoverEcon</a>, an online economics textbook supplement developed for McGraw-Hill; the database-powered <a href="../projects/40-north-88-west-arts-council">40 North | 88 West</a> website; and <a href="../projects/ices-online">ICES Online</a>, a course evaluation system developed for the University of Illinois.</p>
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<p>Examples of OJC's custom programming include: <a href="../projects/discoverecon">DiscoverEcon</a>, an online economics textbook supplement developed for McGraw-Hill; the database-powered <a href="../projects/40-north-88-west-arts-council">40 North | 88 West</a> website; and <a href="../projects/ices-online">ICES Online</a>, a course evaluation system developed for the University of Illinois.</p>
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<p>OJC does not use a single project methodology, but draws experience from both traditional practices and modern agile techniques to apply the appropriate amount of feedback, communication and written documentation to make each unique project a success.</p>
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