Core Technology We Use
Front-end Programming Languages
HTML - HTML is a programming language that is used to specify how information on a webpage is organised. The fundamental building block of webpages all across the world is HTML.
CSS - The display of Web pages, including their colours, design, and fonts, is described using the CSS language. CSS manages how a page looks.
Java - Java is a language that is frequently used for web development, particularly on the server-side. Java web development enables us to build dynamic web pages with user-interactive interfaces.
Back-end Programming Languages
Microsoft.net - Microsoft.NET is a framework that offers programming standards that may be used to create a variety of programmes, including those that are Windows-based, mobile, and web-based.
PHP - Websites can be made using PHP, an open-source server-side programming language. It is a generally accepted language that can be included in HTML.
Node.Js - By employing a condensed version of event-driven programming that uses callbacks to signify task completion, we build scalable servers without the use of threading.
Python - Python is a popular, object-oriented, high-level, dynamically semantic programming language. Python is a computer programming language that is frequently used to build websites and can be used to create a wide range of apps.
C++ - Programming in C++, an object-oriented language, offers applications a distinct structure and encourages code reuse, which reduces development costs.
Frameworks
Angular - AngularJS is a framework for building dynamic web applications. It is an open-source front-end framework for JavaScript that is primarily utilised to create single-page web apps.
React - React is a descriptive, effective, and adaptable JavaScript user interface library. It enables you to build intricate user interfaces out of discrete, little chunks of code known as components.
Meteor - Meteor, sometimes known as MeteorJS, is a Node. js-based isomorphic JavaScript web framework that is partially proprietary, primarily free, and open-source.
Vue.js - One of the most widely used JS frameworks for creating user interfaces and single-page applications is vue.
Next.js - With the help of the Next.JS JavaScript framework, developers may use React to build incredibly user-friendly and quick static webpages and static web applications.