JavaScript

Modern JavaScript with engineering discipline

JavaScript is the only language that runs natively in every browser, and with Node.js it reached the server as well. That solves a real problem: one language for the whole team, from the form validating on the client to the API answering behind it. Less context switching, less translation between teams, and a package ecosystem that covers almost any need.

The language has a messy history, and we do not pretend otherwise. What changed is the maturity around it: ES modules, TypeScript when typing earns its keep, automated tests, and lint and build tooling that enforces consistency. We use JavaScript where it is the natural choice, front-end interactivity and Node.js services, not where Laravel solves the problem better.

For the people hiring us, discipline matters more than the language itself. A JavaScript project without criteria becomes a pile of dependencies nobody wants to maintain. Our standard is the opposite: few well-chosen dependencies, tests that document behavior, and code another team can take over without fear. That is how a Vue front end or a Node service stays healthy long after delivery.

• Reactive web interfaces and dashboards
• APIs and services in Node.js
• Real-time applications with WebSockets
• Automation for builds, tests and deploys
• Interactive components for sites and stores