What technologies are used to develop web applications?
Developing web applications requires a combination of modern frontend and backend technologies.
On the frontend, we use Angular, HTML, CSS, SCSS, TypeScript, and JavaScript to create interactive, visually appealing, and responsive user interfaces.
The backend can be implemented with Node.js, PHP, NestJS, or .NET Core, depending on project requirements, scalability needs, and system architecture.
Databases can be relational (MySQL, PostgreSQL) or non-relational (MongoDB), depending on the type of data and application needs.
Additionally, tools for version control (Git), testing, deployments, and integration with external systems are essential.
This combination of technologies allows us to build efficient, scalable, and secure web applications tailored to client requirements.
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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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Yes, web applications can be integrated with external systems via APIs, webhooks, or other data exchange mechanisms.
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The process includes requirements analysis, UX/UI design, development, testing, and deployment. Each step is consulted with the client, and decisions are documented before moving forward.
