Creating web applications for extraordinary people

Web applications provide more options than standard websites. The main advantage of web applications is that they don't have to be installed on the user's device – the only requirement is a browser with an internet connection. Web applications include various online services and large websites. Facebook, Google tools like Sheets, Gmail, and Amazon are the most well-known examples. Web applications typically have a frontend and a backend. The frontend is responsible for data visualization and sending it to the server application. The backend deals with business logic and data processing on the server side.

We use React in projects where the frontend requires significant interactivity and there's a need for a quick MVP build. A huge advantage of React is libraries like styled-components and React Hooks components, which significantly speed up the application development process.

React.js is perfectly suited for creating applications such as CRM systems or online stores based on frameworks like Gatsby.js.

We use Python or Node.js in our backend architecture tools.

Python comes with the software of the class - it is used to create the backend parts of Machine Learning or Blockchain applications. We use Python in projects with complex business logic, where it is better to pay attention to the implementation of functions. In the many features available, this simplicity allows Python to take advantage of a large number of technical devices. A good use of Python for web applications is our Social Media app for crashes.

Node.js is equipped, allowing you to use JavaScript outside of the browser. This is a flexible version for creating a quick version of the MVP, which can then be scaled to size. Node.js is a very generic solution that provides a lot of possibilities is possible.