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The technology should fit the product.

We choose tools around the software, its integrations, its users and the people who will maintain it. An existing stack can be a useful starting point.

What guides the choice

Fit with the existing system

Consider interfaces, hosting constraints, data and the useful parts of the current software.

Ability to change

Assess maintainability, testing, available expertise and the cost of future development.

Evidence from the work

Use the project case studies to see technologies in context, alongside the problem they helped solve.

Laravel

Laravel gives us a PHP foundation for web applications and APIs, with tools for validation, queues, storage and access control. How the application handles permissions, data and failures still depends on its design and testing.

  • Web applications and APIs

  • Background jobs and queues

  • Authentication and permissions

  • Integration with business systems

Laravel technology illustration

Python

Python is useful for backend services, automation and working with data. Its libraries also support AI and machine learning work. We choose it for the task and the existing environment, rather than treating AI as a feature every product needs.

  • Backend services

  • Data processing

  • Automation and integrations

  • AI and machine learning libraries

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Go Lang

Go is an option for backend services, APIs and command-line tools, including work that needs concurrent processing. We consider the workload, interfaces and the team that will maintain the service before introducing another language.

  • Backend services and APIs

  • Concurrent processing

  • Command-line tools

  • Network services

Go Lang technology illustration

Flutter

Flutter lets a team share application code across platforms. For a mobile product, we also check device behavior, offline needs and platform integrations; a shared codebase does not remove testing on Android and iOS.

  • Shared application code

  • Android and iOS development

  • Custom interfaces

  • Platform integration

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React

React helps us build interfaces from reusable components. For business applications, those components need to handle forms, permissions and changing data consistently. Performance and upgrade effort depend on the application; React does not guarantee either.

  • Component-based interfaces

  • Forms and interactive workflows

  • Shared interface patterns

  • Integration with backend APIs

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Selected work

The work behind the words

Different businesses. Specific problems. Software built around how they work.
From connected spreadsheets to a custom ERP — project visual

From connected spreadsheets to a custom ERP

ZMatic

A marketing operation brought leads, orders and client workflows into one platform.
See the work
Bookings connected to day-to-day operations — project visual

Bookings connected to day-to-day operations

ParkFly Geneva

A custom CRM connects customer reservations, availability and the team on the ground.
See the work
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