Technology we professionally support
Chosen for reliability and fit, not resume-padding. Filter by category to see where each technology fits.
ASP.NET Core
Microsoft's cross-platform framework for building high-performance web apps and APIs.
Learn more →C#
A modern, strongly-typed language that powers most of our backend and cross-platform code.
Learn more →Web API
RESTful APIs that expose your application's data and logic securely to web, mobile, and third-party clients.
Learn more →Microservices
Independently deployable services that let large systems scale and evolve without a full-system rewrite.
Learn more →Entity Framework Core
Microsoft's ORM for working with relational databases from strongly-typed C# code.
Learn more →SignalR
Real-time communication for features like live notifications, chat, and dashboards.
Learn more →Background Services
Long-running and scheduled processes that handle jobs outside the request/response cycle.
Learn more →Angular
A full-featured framework for building large, structured single-page applications.
Learn more →React
A component-based library for building fast, interactive user interfaces.
Learn more →Next.js
A React framework adding server rendering, routing, and performance optimizations out of the box.
Learn more →JavaScript
The language that powers interactivity across nearly every web application we build.
Learn more →TypeScript
A typed superset of JavaScript that catches errors earlier and keeps large codebases maintainable.
Learn more →HTML5 & CSS3
The foundation of every responsive, accessible interface we ship.
Learn more →React Native
A cross-platform framework for shipping iOS and Android apps from a single codebase.
Learn more →Flutter
Google's UI toolkit for building natively compiled, cross-platform mobile apps.
Learn more →Native Android / iOS
Fully native development using Kotlin and Swift, used when performance or platform APIs demand it.
Learn more →SQL Server
Our default relational database for transactional applications requiring strong consistency.
Learn more →MySQL
A widely supported open-source relational database, common in web and e-commerce platforms.
Learn more →PostgreSQL
An advanced open-source relational database with strong support for complex queries and extensions.
Learn more →Redis
An in-memory data store used for caching, session storage, and real-time features.
Learn more →Microsoft Azure
Our primary cloud platform for hosting, storage, identity, and managed services.
Learn more →AWS
Amazon's cloud platform, used where a client's existing infrastructure calls for it.
Learn more →Docker
Containerization that keeps environments consistent from development through production.
Learn more →CI/CD
Automated build, test, and deployment pipelines that ship changes safely and often.
Learn more →Azure DevOps
Pipelines, boards, and repos used on engagements that standardize on the Microsoft stack.
Learn more →IIS
Windows Server's web server, used for hosting .NET applications in on-premises or hybrid environments.
Learn more →Monitoring & Logging
Centralized observability so issues are caught before customers notice them.
Learn more →OpenAI APIs
Large language model APIs used to power chat, generation, and reasoning features.
Learn more →Language Models
The underlying models behind AI features like chatbots, summarization, and classification.
Learn more →Embeddings
Numerical representations of text or data used to power search and similarity matching.
Learn more →Vector Databases
Purpose-built databases for storing and querying embeddings at scale.
Learn more →OCR
Optical character recognition that turns scanned documents and images into usable text data.
Learn more →Natural Language Processing
Techniques for extracting meaning, intent, and structure from unstructured text.
Learn more →Machine Learning Integrations
Connecting predictive models into existing applications and workflows.
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