Full cycle development in Karlsruhe

Full cycle development

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Full-cycle development provides companies with an efficient and comprehensive approach to software projects. Our team supports you from the initial concept to the final product with full-cycle development. This process includes all crucial stages: planning, design, development, testing, and the final launch. This all-encompassing method ensures that every project requirement is accurately addressed. One of the key benefits of full-cycle development is the close collaboration among all team members.

Regular feedback and agile practices enable us to adapt swiftly to changes. This approach makes full-cycle development highly efficient, saving both time and resources. Our experts employ the latest technologies to create tailored solutions. With full-cycle development from let's dev in Karlsruhe, you receive bespoke software designed to meet your specific needs. Rely on our expertise and leverage full-cycle development to achieve your goals.

We work in one of the hotspots of Karlsruhe

Our company is located in the heart of the creative scene in Karlsruhe on the Alter Schlachthof. The Alte Schlachthof is an area in Karlsruhe's Oststadt on which the municipal slaughterhouse was located until 2006 and since then a creative park has been developed with cultural centers and artistic facilities. The tenants of the creative park have joined forces since 2010 in the association ausgeschlachtet e.V.. The association has set itself the goal of actively participating in the development of the site and communicating joint projects to the outside world.

The site is located in the eastern part of Karlsruhe. It is bordered to the north by Durlacher Allee, to the east by Messplatz and to the south and west by Otto Dullenkopf Park and Gottesaue Castle. The entire site with historic buildings of the former slaughterhouse and livestock yard is listed as a cultural monument.

The let's dev GmbH & Co. KG has been headquartered at the Alter Schlachthof creative park since 2013.

Things to know about Karlsruhe

Karlsruhe is the second largest city in Baden-Württemberg and also part of the Trinational Metropolitan Region Upper Rhine. Karlsruhe is the seat of the Federal Court of Justice as well as the Federal Constitutional Court, which is why the city also bears the nickname "Residence of the Law". The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is the largest research center in Germany and consolidates Karlsruhe's reputation as an IT and technology center.

Karlsruhe is seen as one of the most important European locations for information and communications technology. The Center for Art and Media (ZKM), one of the most important cultural institutions in the city, also ties in with this. A total of nine universities are located in Karlsruhe, the best known of which is the aforementioned Karlsruher Institute of Technology. Other universities include, for example, the University Karlsruhe - Technology and Economics, founded in 1878, the University of Music Karlsruhe, founded in 1812, and the State University of Design Karlsruhe, founded in 1992.