Can web applications be integrated with other systems?
Integrating web applications with other systems is a standard practice in modern software.
APIs (REST, GraphQL) can be used for data exchange, webhooks for real-time notifications, and protocols like SOAP for older systems.
Integrations allow connection to CRM, ERP, payment systems, analytics tools, or databases.
Integrations enable automatic data transfer, synchronization, improved business process efficiency, and reduced manual work.
Planning integrations requires attention to security, authorization, and data consistency between systems.
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Web applications use frontend technologies like Angular, HTML, CSS, SCSS, TypeScript, and JavaScript, and backend technologies such as Node.js, PHP, NestJS, or .NET Core. The database can be relational or non-relational.
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The time to develop a web application depends on its complexity – a simple app can take a few weeks, while a more complex one can take several months.
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The cost of a web application depends on functionality, technology, and development time – ranging from a few thousand to several hundred thousand dollars.
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Popular web frameworks include React, Angular, and Vue.js for frontend, and Node.js, Django, and Laravel for backend.
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Ready-made solutions save time and costs but may limit flexibility. Building from scratch gives full control but is more expensive and time-consuming. We often take a hybrid approach, using ready components where appropriate.
