Testimonials

Andreas Antonopoulos, Senior Vice President and Founding Partner of Nemertes Research writes:

We hired 2bits for a major and complex upgrade of our website code from a very old version of drupal.

The project had all the hallmarks of a complex migration: lots of custom code, busy website, no downtime allowed, tight timeframe, tight budget.

Nick Veneris, co-founder of Xomba.com writes to us the following, after we did performance tuning and optimization for their site:

Recently our website, Xomba.com, experienced quite a bit of growth which overloaded our server. We moved to a faster server and then contacted 2bits to optimize our server's settings. 2bits fixed several modules that were causing problems due to the higher traffic we were receiving. 2bits also wrote us a script for automated nightly backups.

Tom Seery, founder of RealSelf.com, says:

We hreatly appreciated the expert guidance on setting up our server (rock solid performance) and pointing us in the direction of right Drupal modules for our business. Khalid was prompt and attentive to our needs. We won’t hesitate using his services again in the future.

Recently we conducted a performance analysis, site move, and performance tuning engagement for Xomba.com.

The owner of the site has written to us saying: 

In March 2007 Xomba outgrew it's server and suffered frequent crashes due to higher traffic. We turned to 2bits.com to investigate and offer solutions to our problems. 2bits owner, Khalid, went to work and not only diagnosed our problems, but recommended trusted hosts that would better serve Xomba.com.

Randy Brown, owner of GrownUpGeek.com writes:

We recently installed the Drupal Userpoints module at the site to track posts, rate users, etc. I was running into issues and decided to upgrade to the new Userpoints 2.0.

After upgrading/installing the newer version I continued having trouble so late Saturday evening made a post in the support-forum at Drupal. To my surprise within hours I had a response from Khalid Baheyeldin, the author of the Userpoints module and co-founder of 2bits.com.

The Cornell Daily Sun is one of the oldest college newspapers in the United States, having been founded in 1880. It is completely independent from Cornell University, and completely student run. It publishes daily Monday to Friday during the academic year.

Recently, they started experiencing growing pains and performance issues, and contacted 2bits for assistance.

Here is what Christopher Barnes, web editor fo the Cornell Daily Sun had to say about our services:

2bits was hired by ProgressiveU to solve a severe performance problem with the site.

Art Morgan of ProgressiveU writes:

Even before I went to them I knew 2bits had strong Drupal expertise, because they wrote several great modules and are very active in the Drupal community. But I was blown away by the fast, efficient, personal service.

Hussam Khoury of Maktoob.com says:

We needed to create a full blown complex content site with an integrated CMS for one of our divisions, and we had one month to do it. Normally I would have said impossible. Well 2bits did it! They are knowledgeable, efficient and on top of things. The site went online in a single month and I am looking at more work with them soon.

Andre Gunther writes about our services to Open Travel Info saying:

Working with 2bits.com was not only a pleasure, it was the fastest and most proficient execution we have ever seen.

Having a problem with Drupal, I gave Khalid access to our installation. He was able to pinpoint and solve the problem in a matter of minutes. Everything runs as it should now and my clients are happy. The problems have been solved fast which is very important in our business, since downtime costs us money.

All along the process, communication was excellent.

I would gladly use the services again and I will recommend him to all my friends.

Rob Cottingham of Social Signal writes in a comment about ChangeEverything.ca saying:

the site works so well and gets such great press because you've provided not just solid programming to support some pretty tricky custom functionality, but the tweaks we've needed (often in multiple iterations) to make the interface and the workflow as seamless as possible for users.