Technology we work with
We use mainstream, well-documented technologies that your team can host, maintain and hire for.
Our technology stack
These are the technologies we use most often. Our team reviews this list and keeps it current as our work changes.
- PHP and MySQL
- PHP 8
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- PDO
- Apache
- Composer
- JavaScript and frontend
- JavaScript
- HTML5
- CSS3
- React
- Three.js
- Responsive design
- APIs and integrations
- REST
- JSON
- Webhooks
- PayU
- Razorpay
- Easebuzz
- SMTP
- OAuth
- Google Workspace
- AI and machine learning
- Python
- OCR with Tesseract
- LLM APIs
- OpenCV
- Databases
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- Redis
- Cloud and deployment
- Linux
- cPanel
- Microsoft Azure
- AWS S3
- AWS CloudFront
- Docker for development
- Git
- Networking and infrastructure
- LAN and WAN
- VLANs
- Firewalls
- VPN
- Wi-Fi
- CCTV with RTSP and ONVIF
- Moodle
- BigBlueButton
- Security and observability
- HTTPS and TLS
- CSRF protection
- Prepared statements
- Backups
- Log monitoring
- Access reviews
How we choose technology
- Maintainable first. We choose languages and frameworks that many developers know, so you are not dependent on us to make changes.
- Hostable where you are. We prefer stacks that run on common shared hosting, a virtual server or your existing cloud account.
- Avoid lock-in. We use open formats and standard databases, and we avoid proprietary platforms unless they clearly fit your needs. When we use a paid service, we explain what it would take to move away from it.
- Match the problem. A registration form does not need the architecture of a large platform. We choose the simplest setup that meets the requirement and leaves room to grow.