What we do
This profile works on projects with real business logic: user accounts, access rights, automated processing, connections to external systems. They take charge of the technical architecture and make sure that early choices do not become dead ends as the application grows.
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Architecture design
Choice of technologies, database modelling and breakdown into modules before any development.
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Building the foundations
Authentication, access rights and data structure set up: the foundations for everything else.
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Feature development
Screens and processing built in functional batches, with regular demos.
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Integration and testing
Connection to external services, edge case testing and performance checks under realistic load.
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Deployment and monitoring
Automated go-live, backups, logging and alerts if anything goes wrong.
Tech stack & tools
The technologies and platforms we use for this type of assignment.
- React
- Node.js
- PHP
- MySQL
- REST API
- Docker
- Git
Methodology
Architecture approved before development, breakdown into independent modules and automated deployment. Structural decisions are made early, while they are still cheap.
What's included
A detailed list of what you receive at the end of the assignment.
- Documented technical architecture
- Database modelling
- Front-end and back-end development
- Documented REST API
- Authentication and rights management
- Edge case and load testing
- Automated deployment and backups
- Complete technical documentation
Indicative timeline: 8 to 16 weeks for a complete application, depending on scope
Training & certifications
The core skills and continuous learning behind this area of expertise.
- Modern JavaScript practices and the React ecosystem
- Back-end architecture, REST API design and data modelling
- Application security best practices following OWASP guidelines
- Containerisation, continuous integration and deployment automation
- Constant monitoring of performance and database optimisation
Experience & expertise
The kinds of assignments this expertise covers day to day.
- Complete business applications: case tracking, client portals, dashboards
- Design of APIs used by websites and mobile apps
- Takeover of existing projects with architecture upgrades
- Setup of continuous integration and deployment pipelines
Why choose us
No grey area between specialists
One person responsible for the whole chain: no problem is left without an owner.
Choices that stand the test of time
The architecture is designed for the expected growth, not just for the launch version.
Automated deployment
Releases are repeatable and reversible, with no risky manual steps.
Handover possible at any time
Documentation and well-structured code allow another team to take over the project.
Our packages
Indicative prices, adjusted after we discuss your project.
One-off assignment
from €650
Technical reinforcement
- Targeted intervention
- Audit or fix
- Quote per task
- Technical report
Project package
from €7,500
Complete application
- Architecture and development
- Front-end and back-end
- Documented API
- Automated deployment
- Warranty after delivery
Ongoing support
from €1,200 / month
Outsourced technical team
- Monthly hours allowance
- Continuous improvements
- Monitoring and maintenance
- Priority availability
All our prices are indicative. Contact us for a free personalised quote.
Related services
The services this expertise is most often involved in.
Web application development
Custom web tools tailored to the specific needs of your business.
Learn moreExpertise FAQ
It means having a complete view of the chain. On very large projects, specialists are still needed; on projects for small businesses and SMEs, full stack avoids the cost of coordinating several people.
React and JavaScript for the interface, PHP or Node.js on the server, MySQL for data. The choice depends on your context and hosting constraints, not on personal preference.
Yes, after an audit of the code and architecture. We will tell you honestly whether taking it over is viable or whether a partial rewrite would be more economical.
Through testing at realistic volumes before going live, and an architecture that allows resources to be added without rewriting everything.
Yes, that is planned for: documentation, structured code and knowledge transfer are part of the delivery.