Custom web applications since 1998
Feasible.
Web applications that work in everyday use: built on proven frameworks such as Symfony, Spring Boot, Django or React, as simple as possible and as extensive as necessary. Pick a language.
Feasible as in practical: solutions that can be built, run and extended with reasonable effort.
Languages
Languages
Every language comes with its own ecosystem. Each page lists the frameworks we work with, plus the libraries and the ready-made platforms built on them.
PHP
The language behind most shops, portals and content systems.
Among others: Symfony, Laravel, API Platform View frameworks → 11 FrameworksJava
The standard for business applications that run for years and process a lot.
Among others: Spring Boot, Quarkus View frameworks → 38 FrameworksJavaScript / TypeScript
The language of the browser, and with TypeScript and Node.js also of the server.
Among others: React, Vue.js, Angular, Next.js View frameworks → 14 FrameworksPython
Fast results, with a direct line to data and AI.
Among others: Django, FastAPI, Flask View frameworks → 12 FrameworksC# / .NET
Microsoft’s platform, now open source and at home on Linux.
Among others: ASP.NET Core, Blazor View frameworks → 11 FrameworksGo
Simple language, one binary, few resources: built for services.
Among others: net/http, Gin View frameworks → 6 FrameworksRuby
Rails showed how productive web development can be.
Among others: Ruby on Rails View frameworks → 10 FrameworksKotlin
The Java ecosystem with a more concise language, for Android too.
Among others: Ktor, Spring Boot View frameworks → 12 FrameworksRust
Memory-safe and fast, for the parts that really need performance.
Among others: Axum, Actix Web View frameworks → 6 FrameworksElixir
Phoenix and LiveView: real-time applications on the Erlang VM.
Among others: Phoenix, Phoenix LiveView View frameworks →How a practical application comes together
Three steps that are the same in every project. Everything else depends on your task, not on what happens to be fashionable.
Understand the project
What should the application do, who uses it, what does it need to work with? That tells us what works in practice and what it costs.
Choose the stack
Language and framework follow the task, the existing systems and your team. We recommend what has proven itself and what your team can carry on with later.
Build and run
Development in short iterations with tests, code review and container deployment. Maintenance and further development from the same hands.
Practical rather than complicated.
Describe your project briefly. After more than 200 projects since 1998, we can tell you which approach works in practice, what we would build it with and what it takes.