Full-Stack Apps
We Build Full-Stack Web Applications
Tribalhands Full-Stack App
That cover all parts of the architecture. From setting up and deploying a Kubernetes Cluster, adding an Ingress Router, configuring HELM templates, setting up telemetry and APM using an ELK stack, provisioning a managed
database cluster, developing and deploying the backend and frontend applications, adding micro-services and connecting them via queues to full end to end testing, security configuration and assessment.
That cover all parts of the architecture. From setting up and deploying a Kubernetes Cluster, adding an Ingress Router, configuring HELM templates, setting up telemetry and APM using an ELK stack, provisioning a managed database cluster, developing and deploying the backend and frontend applications, adding micro-services and connecting them via queues to full end to end testing, security configuration and assessment.
Frontend Architecture
We Are Here To Solve Your Problems and Deliver Your Needs
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SPA/ PWA /Electron
Technologies used: Angular (for more structured and complex applications), React (for lightweight applications).
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SSR
Technologies used: Next.js & React, Express.js & Angular (for instant rendering applications, where SEO and speed is what you’re looking for).
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Web Components
Technologies used: Angular Elements (for a safe, agnostic and non intrusive way of adding plugins to your existing application frontend. Or for extending functionality with an extra layer over it).
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Micro Frontends
Technologies used: Simple SPA (Angular, React), for when you have already built an application and want to extend it with another technologie(s).
Backend Architecture
We Are Here To Solve Your Problems and Deliver Your Needs
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Queues (Micro-Services)
RabbitMQ, AWS SQS (when your business logic is too complex to have a monolithic application).
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Classic Backend
Technologies used: Express.js (your high perfomance API).
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Serverless Backend
AWS Lambda (Node.js); CloudFlare Workers (Node.js) - when you are looking for a lightweight and low cost solution.
Databases
PostGreSQL (Relational)
When your data is highly structured and has a lot of relations.
MongoDB (Document)
When your data is semi-structured or unstructured and you don’t want to have too many relations.
Infrastructure
Technologies used: Managed and on-premises Kubernetes: we stick to the most popular and solid orchestration infrastructures in the world so your application can take any load and perform efficiently.
