Hire Node.js and NestJS developers for APIs that hold up.

NestJS gives a larger team a shared structure out of the box: modules, dependency injection and decorators for validation. Express suits small services where that structure would be overhead. On an existing codebase we follow what is already there.

For CPU-heavy work such as large data processing or machine learning, Python or Go usually fits better. A common pattern is a Node API in front, with that work handed to a separate Python service.

PostgreSQL and MySQL for most products, MongoDB where the data is document-shaped, and Redis for caching and queues.

Most of our Node projects ship with a React or Next.js front end, so we can place full-stack engineers who work on both.

Yes. Our engineers work from our team in Lahore, Pakistan, and overlap at least 4 hours with a US working day.

Every engineer passes four checks before they reach your shortlist. A senior engineer interviews them on their stack, they take a coding test, and we review code and projects they built before. We also check their spoken and written English. Then you interview them yourself.

We replace them and handle the handover, so the work keeps moving.

You do. Everything our engineers write for you, including the source code and the intellectual property in it, belongs to you.