Full-Stack Development

Full-stack for us means we own the entire vertical: database schema design, API layer, frontend, and deployment infrastructure. No handoffs between separate frontend and backend teams that argue about API contracts for a sprint. One team, one codebase (or a well-defined monorepo), end-to-end ownership.

Frontends are React with Next.js for server-rendered pages where SEO matters and SPAs where it doesn't. TypeScript everywhere—no untyped JavaScript in production. Styling with Tailwind CSS because utility-first eliminates the CSS architecture debates that slow teams down. Mobile apps run on React Native when cross-platform is acceptable, native Swift/Kotlin when it isn't.

Backend services run on Node.js for CRUD-heavy applications and Go for anything with high-concurrency or performance-sensitive workloads. PostgreSQL is the default data store unless there's a specific reason to reach for something else. APIs are REST unless the client needs real-time subscriptions (WebSockets) or complex nested queries (GraphQL). We don't pick technologies for resume padding—we pick what ships fastest and runs cheapest for the problem at hand.