Service
Full-Stack Development
Product work across MERN, Angular, and Laravel — typed, tested code shipped through the same pipelines we run for infrastructure.
Full-stack development
We build the product and the path that ships it: UI, API, data, and CI/CD. Same rules as our migration work — design first, tests in the pipeline, releases you can reverse.
Stacks we use
We pick the stack for the product, the team, and the data — not a single house default:
- MERN — MongoDB, Express, React, Node when one language across the system is the right call
- Angular — long-lived frontends that need structure and strong typing
- Laravel — PHP backends with clear conventions and solid relational models
- TypeScript — where the stack supports it, types go end to end
- MongoDB or PostgreSQL — document or relational, chosen to fit the data
- Node / Express APIs — REST or GraphQL, built so you can observe them in production
- Docker + GitHub Actions — the same container and pipeline locally, in CI, and live
If a greenfield app is small and quiet, we will say so — and avoid overbuilding.
How we build
- Short technical design — data model, API contracts, hosting — before a sprint of code
- Two-week milestones — working software in a real environment, not slide progress
- Tests on every commit — failing builds do not ship
- Merge to main ships — build, test, deploy, with rollback ready
Where it runs
Apps land on the platforms we already operate: containerised, monitored, not expensive to keep alive. If you later need Kubernetes or a cloud move, the codebase is shaped for that — we do not paint you into a corner.
What you own
Repositories, infrastructure definitions, and docs are yours from day one. Handover is part of the job, not an upsell.
Technology stack
Tools & platforms
What you get
Deliverables
- Production app — frontend, API, and data layer
- Typed codebase with automated tests and PR review
- CI/CD: every merge builds, tests, and deploys
- Infrastructure as code so environments match
- Docs and handover so your team can run it without us
FAQ
Which stack do you recommend?
Depends on the product and who will maintain it. MERN keeps one language for many greenfield apps. Angular fits larger, long-lived frontends. Laravel suits PHP teams and relational backends. Where relational guarantees matter on the Node side, we pair React or Angular with PostgreSQL. We recommend for the data and the team — not the trend.
Do you build from scratch or take over existing code?
Both. Greenfield starts with about a week of technical design. Existing systems start with an audit (deps, tests, deploy path); we agree the first milestone before writing code.
How do you handle quality?
Typing where the stack allows, automated tests in CI, review on every PR, staging that mirrors production. Nothing reaches production that has not been through the pipeline.
What does an engagement look like?
Two-week milestones with something running at the end of each. You see progress in an environment, not a deck. Many builds ship a first production release in six to eight weeks — size and scope decide.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code, infrastructure definitions, and documentation live in your repos from day one.
Tell us what you're running
A few questions first — we show up to the call already understanding the problem.