Web & Software Development
A consulting and design firm by Stephen J. Carnam
Products
Virtuosoft has created numerous commercial and open source products.
Devstia
Devstia is an open source, web development, and production stack that comes in the form of a prebuilt cloud (Devstia Cloud Connect) and native desktop (Devstia Preview) application. Beyond a typical LAMP-stack; Devstia packs in more technology, design wizards, open source code, and code-less solutions for seasoned developers and next generation web designers. Launching in 2024.
ServerPress
Before forming its own company as ServerPress, LLC, the website and DesktopServer application was created by Virtuosoft. DesktopServer was a web designer workflow tool coupled with a deployment service company (ServerPress.com). The award winning product appeared at WordCamps, e-learning sites, and educational publications used by the University of California schools and successful web design agencies. Started in 2010, ServerPress shutdown operations 2022 and reached end-of-life after a successful twelve year run.
ThemeDreamer
ThemeDreamer was an extension for Adobe Dreamweaver that enabled realtime rendering of WordPress themes within Dreamweaver’s “Design View” mode; allowing for unprecedented ease and speed in customizations of WordPress’ original Kubrick, Classic, and countless third-party themes. Started in 2006, discontinued in 2009. The Dreamweaver realtime rendering capabilities were superseded by DesktopServer’s Dreamweaver support plugin.
Solutions
Virtuosoft has created dozens of solutions for a variety of industries:
Advertising
Aviatech
EMN8
Omni Interactive
Transkey Interactive
Consumer Electronics
ASG
Custom Home Theater Systems
Smart House
StarrLabs
Defense & Safety
CalAmp
Cubic Corporation
Plant Equipment Inc.
Vytek / Stellcom
Financial
Voyant Advisors
IBM / FileNet
Gaming
BattleTop
ESports Arena
Momentum
NTN Entertainment
Ultra Group
World Cyber Games
Industrial Automation
AnserUSA
CDY Global
MDAInk
Tritron
“Virtuosoft: A Virtuoso in Software Development.”