We Build Full-Stack Web Applications
That covers all parts of the architecture. From setting up and deploying a Kubernetes Cluster, adding an Ingress Router, configuring HELM templates, setting up telemetry and APM using an ELK stack, provisioning a
managed database cluster, developing and deploying the backend and frontend applications, adding micro-services and connecting them via queues to full end-to-end testing, security configuration and assessment.
Frontend Architecture
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SPA / PWA / Electron
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Technologies used: Angular (for more structured and complex applications), React (for lightweight applications).
SSR
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Technologies used: Next.js & React, Express.js & Angular (for instant rendering applications, where SEO and speed is what you’re looking for).
Web Components
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Technologies used: Angular Elements (for a safe, agnostic and non-intrusive way of adding plugins to your existing application frontend. Or for extending functionality with an extra layer over it).
Micro Frontends
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Technologies used: Single SPA (Angular, React), for when you have already built an application and want to extend it with another technology.
Backend Architecture
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Queues (Micro-Services Architecture)
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RabbitMQ, AWS SQS (when your business logic is too complex to have a monolithic application).
Classic Backend Architecture
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Technologies used: Express.js (your high performance API).
Serverless Backend Architecture
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AWS Lambda (Node.js); CloudFlare Workers (Node.js) – when you are looking for a lightweight and low cost solution.
Databases
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PostGreSQL (Relational)
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When your data is highly structured and has a lot of relations.
MongoDB (Document)
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When your data is semi-structured or unstructured and you don’t want to have too many relations.
Infrastructure
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Infrastructure
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