We use Laravel 11.0 for developing new projects and also support our older projects on legacy frameworks such as Laravel 5+, we use only headless Content Management Systems like Netlify or Gatsby – i.e. no Wordpress, Joomla, etc. We use NestJS for new projects and also support our older projects on NestJS and ExpressJS frameworks. We might use other frameworks or just different NodeJS modules, depending on the project requirements.
A good database is crucial to any company or organization. This is because the database stores all the pertinent details about the company such as guy records, transactional records, salary details etc. We use MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis, InfluxDB, SQLite, etc.
We use React and Vue Javascript frameworks; SASS and PostCSS for CSS management; Bootstrap, Material Design CSS frameworks; Webpack as a task runner.
Visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a website, mobile application or extension. For wireframing we use Mockflow and Figma. "Colored wireframes" that depict what a website, mobile application or extension will look like. For mock-up-ing we use Photoshop and Figma.
Virtually anything of value can be tracked and traded on a blockchain network, reducing risk and cutting costs for all involved. We use Blockchains, Ethereum/Polygon/Solana blockchains, Web3.js, ERC721 and ERC20 standards, Solidity.
With the right planning, you can ensure that your work is delivered on time and within budget. Using project management methods, you can map your project’s journey from the outset and know in advance where the deadlines — and projected spend — are going to fall, so you can more efficiently allocate your resources, helping you to avoid delays and project overspend.
APIs are needed to bring applications together in order to perform a designed function built around sharing data and executing pre-defined processes. They work as a middleman, allowing developers to build new programmatic interactions between the various applications people and businesses use on a daily basis. We use MailChimp, Stripe, PayPal, YouTube Data API, etc.
We perform manual testing and make heavy use of checklists, test cases and test plans. We also write unit and acceptance tests with a broad set of tools such as Selenium, Puppeteer, Protractor, Jest, etc. and do performance tests with Apache Benchmark, Jmeter and other tools.
We utilize different hosting services for our projects: AWS, GCP, Digital Ocean and Heroku. We use Docker and Docker Compose for local development.
We have experience with a broad set of AWS technologies and some GCP technologies. We use them if they fit into project requirements. AWS services we have expertise in: S3, VPC, EC2, EKS, OpsWorks, EBS, RDS, ElastiCache, CloudWatch, Route53, CloudFront, AWS Lambda (including serverless.com framework), AWS Elasticsearch, AWS Batch. GCP: Cloud Storage, GKE, Cloud SQL, Memorystore, BigQuery, etc.
React Native combines the best parts of native development with React, a best-in-class JavaScript library for building user interfaces. We use React Native, React Native Share, React Native Jitsi Meet, Custom modules on Java for Android, Custom modules on Swift/Objective-C for IOS.
We use Terraform as an IaC tool, Ansible for server provisioning, Docker for containerization and CloudFront/Cloudflare as a CDN. Depending on the project requirements we use other technologies, for example: Letsencrypt, Memcache, RabbitMQ, etc.
Our company highly values the client’s time, that’s why it is our top priority to complete our work in time while meeting the quality requirements. Web development, as well as many other IT directions, requires a lot of details and nuances to be discussed and fixed.
We allocate a full time team (40-45 hours for each member of the team). You get weekly reports on the hours spent from the internal redmine time tracking system, but at least a full 40 hours per team member must be used up each week.
