What we do:
BiteFirst provides IT services to charities/non-profit, small and medium organisations in London, Norfolk and online with a primary focus on bespoke development of database driven WEB based applications to support back office business functions such as simulations, billing, recruitment, reporting and database analysis. Cloud based solutions that are secure, fast and accessible from PCs, Tablets or Smartphones.
Projects have included:
- Web interface, virus gene simulaton and analysis tools using netMHCpan results showing virus/HLA interaction for IAVI. Bootstrap, Ruby Rails, Python & PostgreSQL integration on Ubuntu.
- Database ETL and Reports work in SQL Server, Snowflake, Python, Google APIs & PostgreSQL at ParkinsonsUK
- Google Sheets reporting using data pushed using Google API from SQL Server, Snowflake, Postgres
- Clinic website for www.kikisclinic.com using SiteInABox
- Accounting system in Norfolk for Invoice production and the debt management process (data mining of billing systems, workflow, letter production, reporting etc.)
- Recruitment solution in London with both a public WEB site and a back office solution to manage the recruitment process (client data, jobs, candidate data, adverts etc).
- Mobile First - user editable responsive Websites that work on smartphones, tablets and PCs
- Add hoc consultancy understanding companies existing IT situation and advising potential changes to add value.
If you have a current or potential business need for a WEB site or a more complex solution, advice is free, just make contact via email.
NEWS: Security
David now completed Information Security MSc from Royal Holloway, with focus on software security.
NEWS: Kiki's Clinic site launched
NEWS: Kiki’s Childrens’ Clinic, based in South London, offers Paediatric Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy. The mobile friendly site www.kikisclinic.com was quickly built using SiteInABox to provide the information mobile users require (location, therapies, contact details) and a richer experience (larger feature pictures) to desktop/PC users.