How we choose a stack
Three questions decide it. What does your team already run and maintain confidently? What does the problem actually require — throughput, compliance, offline capability, integration depth? And what will still be supportable in five years?
We will recommend against a technology we know well if it’s wrong for the situation, and we’ll say so if a project doesn’t need the architecture someone has already sold you. Where a system is being modernized rather than built, the existing stack usually constrains the answer more than any preference of ours.
Where these get applied
Every technology here is applied to one of ten service lines.
See our servicesStacks by industry
Healthcare pulls toward compliance-heavy platforms, retail toward commerce engines.
See the industries we serveWorking with something not on this list?
Ask. 16+ years produces a lot of exposure that never makes it onto a website.

WooCommerce
Magento
Shopify
Salesforce Commerce


BigCommerce
Volusion
ZenCart
Prestashop
CS Cart
Vue
Next.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
Flutter
HTML5/CSS3
Three JS
Backbone JS
PrototypeJS
Bootstrap
PrimeNG
NGRx










Spring








Docker
Kubernetes
SVN
Jenkins
Chef
Puppet
Deploybot
Terraform
TravisCI
CI/CD
Serverless










Redis
Power BI
Tableau
TensorFlow
Hugging Face
LangChain
OpenAI API
Scikit-learn
Selenium




Playwright
JMeter
Postman
REST
OAuth
JWT
Webhooks










