A Stack Chosen for Reliability, Performance, and Longevity.
We pick proven technologies and use them well. Here's the full stack behind every project we ship.
Backend
.NET · ASP.NET Core · EF Core
Our primary backend platform. High-performance APIs, robust security primitives, and a mature ecosystem. ASP.NET Core gives us best-in-class throughput for complex domain models.
.NETASP.NET CoreEF CorePythonFastAPIMinimal APIs
Frontend
Angular · React · TypeScript
Angular for complex enterprise SPAs with strong structure requirements; React for flexible, ecosystem-rich consumer and SaaS UIs. TypeScript everywhere — no exceptions.
AngularReactTypeScriptTailwind CSS
Mobile
React Native · .NET MAUI · Xamarin
React Native for cross-platform apps with large ecosystems; .NET MAUI for deep Microsoft-stack integration; Xamarin for maintenance and structured migration paths.
React Native.NET MAUIXamarinExpo
AI / Data
Python · LLMs · RAG · Agents
Python as the lingua franca of AI engineering. LLM providers chosen by use case; vector stores chosen by scale and privacy requirements; evaluation harnesses on every project.
Cloud-native by default. Containerized workloads, GitOps deployments, infrastructure as code, and observability from day one — not as afterthoughts.
AWSAzureDockerKubernetesGitHub ActionsAzure DevOpsTerraformArgo CD
Databases
PostgreSQL · MS SQL · Cosmos DB
PostgreSQL as our relational default for new projects; MS SQL where Microsoft-stack requirements demand it; Cosmos DB for globally distributed high-scale workloads.
PostgreSQLMS SQLCosmos DBRedisEF Core
Engineering practices
How we apply the stack.
Trunk-based development
Short-lived branches, feature flags, and continuous integration — not long-running feature branches that create merge chaos.
Automated testing
Unit, integration, and E2E tests in CI. We don't ship without a test suite that catches regressions automatically.
Security baselines
OWASP Top 10, secrets management, dependency scanning, and infrastructure security — applied from the start.
Observability by default
Structured logging, distributed tracing, and metrics on every service. You shouldn't need to SSH into a server to understand what's happening.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA is a requirement, not a checkbox. Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and contrast compliance throughout.
Documentation as a deliverable
ADRs, API docs, runbooks, and onboarding guides. If it isn't documented, it doesn't exist.
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