Frequently Used Software Languages and Platforms
We're not stack-specific. But you can find a sample of the software languages we use most often below, and why!
Microsoft Stack
Already using Microsoft for most of your workflows? We can add new capabilities within your integrated ecosystem.
Ruby
Ruby works well for building web applications quickly and cost-effectively for startups, content-heavy websites, or SaaS platforms that need frequent updates.
Java
We use Java to build robust, scalable systems for large enterprises, financial institutions, or high-traffic applications that demand reliability and performance.
AWS
Amazon Web Services makes it easy to scale apps cost-effectively for businesses that want to focus on their product rather than managing servers and infrastructure.
Swift
Our team uses Swift to develop iOS apps with superior performance and Apple's latest features for businesses prioritizing mobile-first customer experiences.
Ansible
Ansible is often best for deploying and managing applications consistently across all environments for companies that want to eliminate disruptions.
C++
We use C++ to build performance-intensive software like games, trading systems, or scientific applications for maximum computational efficiency.
Python
Python's a solid choice for adding machine learning solutions, data analysis tools, and web apps for companies prioritizing speed to market and data-driven decisions.
Elm
Our dev team uses Elm to create ultra-reliable web interfaces with guaranteed uptime for businesses where application crashes mean lost revenue.
PureScript
Need the mathematically correct web applications with zero runtime errors? Then our team will frequently turn to PureScript.