Backend development

Research

This is the first step of any backend development project we handle.

From the first contact with us, we try to paint a picture of your requirements and do research to come up with a high-level architecture of a solution and the tech stack required before we have a proposal ready.

Our backends are strictly typed

We use TypeScript, a programming language built on top of JavaScript, to implement backend services that are strictly typed.

Using TypeScript with a strict configuration makes it possible for us to ship reliable code that is easy to understand and hand over.

It also makes it easy to reliably scale, refactor and share information about how the data is structured with the frontend.

Backend for web applications

We build web applications using full stack React frameworks such as Remix or Next.js.

The frameworks we use are designed to build modern backend architectures that are divided into microservices that can be hosted on any deployment framework such as Vercel, Netlify, or AWS.

Using a full stack framework is a huge advantage because we jump into the development of the backend services in no time without having to worry on how to run or host them.

Backend for mobile and TV applications

Backend services don't have to be necessarily tied to web applications.

We also build backend structures for mobile apps and TV apps and use Vercel or your favorite deployment platform to host them as a scalable microservices architecture.

The advantage of using Vercel is that we can deploy these microservices on the Edge, making them as close as possible to your users, which is a huge performance advantage.

Authentication and database management

We use Supabase to rapidly implement authentication without reinventing the wheel.

From a traditional email-password login to magic links, we've implemented any login/signup flow you can think of.

We use PostgreSQL as a Database Management System and Supabase makes it possible to create and host a Prostges database instantly.

It also provides a UI to browse the database data, manage users, and even run SQL queries.