Technology
We already have team members who specialize in a variety of software engineering disciplines, and we can add new team members within four weeks for specializations that are not already covered. Here is the current software stack we offer.
Our Software Stack
With our extensive tech stack for web development, Alioni Tech can build from your existing product or develop a new one with the language and architecture best suited for your needs of your project or product.
Frontend Technologies
React
The React tech stack is a set of recognized and powerful technologies that are used to make web apps with dynamic and captivating user interfaces (UIs). The javaScript library it uses simplifies the creation of UI components and efficiently updates them with changes.
React Native
Using JavaScript and React, the React Native tech stack is a solid framework for making mobile apps that work on multiple platforms. At its core is React, a tool used for web development that lets developers make mobile UI components using a syntax they already know.
Unity
The Unity tech stack is a complete and flexible set of tools for making 2D and 3D apps, such as games, models, and interactive experiences. It mostly uses C# for scripting, which gives developers a powerful and familiar tool to work with.
Angular
The Angular tech stack is a comprehensive framework for making dynamic web apps with TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. Angular was made by Google and gives an organized way to build websites.
Backend Technologies
Node.js
Node.js is a server-side runtime environment for JavaScript, allowing programmers to create robust and scalable online applications. It is designed to handle real-time applications and microservices thanks to its implementation of the V8 JavaScript engine and its support for non-blocking, event-driven I/O.
Next.js
The Next.js tech stack offers a robust environment for developing cutting-edge web apps with the help of React, JavaScript, and Node.js. Website load times and user experience are enhanced by automatic code splitting, lazy loading, and optimized assets.
Nest.js
Nest.js is a flexible and modular framework for developing TypeScript or JavaScript server-side applications. In addition to being easily integrated with GraphQL or REST APIs, it also has a clean and testable codebase, support for numerous front-end frameworks, and support for a broad variety of other languages.
Express.js
Express is a lightweight and customizable framework for building Node.js-based web applications. While not comprehensive, it is essential to many web development workflows. Its advantages include a lightweight architecture that gives developers the freedom to pick and select the tools and packages they find most useful.
.Net
The.NET technology stack provides a robust environment for developing online, desktop, mobile, and cloud-based applications. The .NET stack is a solid option for mission-critical and enterprise-level software due to its performance, scalability, and developer-friendly features.
.Net Core
Web, desktop, and cloud-based apps may all be built with the help of.NET Core, an open-source framework that is both flexible and powerful. The advantages include higher levels of security, scalability, and performance. It's also container-friendly, thus it's great for use in microservices designs and cloud-native programming.
Ruby
The Ruby programming language and the Ruby on Rails (or Rails) framework form the core of the Ruby technology stack. Ruby is lauded for its streamlined and simple syntax, which helps developers be more efficient. Advantages include faster application development, a dedicated user base, and an extensive number of freely available libraries.
php
Web development solutions such as the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Python/Perl) and MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js) stacks make use of the PHP as a central component. Primary benefits include a large and active community of programmers, a wealth of available resources, and cross-platform support for popular web servers and operating systems.
Golang
The Go programming language is at the heart of the (Go) Golang tech stack. Go was created by Google to facilitate the development of reliable, scalable, and performant applications. Go is a popular choice for developing web servers, microservices, and distributed systems due to its ease of use, speed of compilation, and native support for concurrency.
Python
Web development, data analysis, machine learning, and scientific computing are just few of the many disciplines where the Python tech stack finds widespread use. Core advantages include portability, freedom from specific platforms, and a large, engaged community that actively supports its development.
Java
The Java programming language and its associated ecosystem of tools and libraries form the core of the Java technology stack. It provides robust help for object-oriented programming, which helps make programs more easily modularized and maintained.
Architecture Technologies
SQL
With SQL, data is tabulated in rows and columns, and keys are used to define associations between tables. The advantages of a SQL architecture for managing structured data include a well defined schema that ensures data consistency, the simplicity of retrieving data with SQL queries, and the robust support for complicated queries.
NoSQL
An alternative to the tabular data model used by conventional SQL databases is the non-relational, or NoSQL, architecture. High availability and fault tolerance are ensured by the design's emphasis on horizontal scaling across distributed clusters.It works well in situations that call for efficient development.
AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a popular cloud computing platform that offers a variety of useful infrastructure and service options. AWS provides a comprehensive suite of cloud-based services, such as processing power, data storage, database management, network infrastructure, and AI/ML toolkits.
Azure
The Azure cloud platform is built on the Azure architecture, created by Microsoft. To aid companies in developing, deploying, and managing cloud-based applications and services, it provides a wide variety of cloud services, such as computing, storage, databases, AI, IoT, and more. Azure provides state-of-the-art security, compliance, and identity management features.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some things you should know about working with Alioni
What are the differences between a frontend and a backend software stack?
While the backend stack is in charge of server-side logic, database interactions, and API services, the frontend stack is in charge of the user interface and client-side functionality.
What essential elements make up a typical software stack?
An operating system, web server, database server, programming language, and application framework make up a typical software stack. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are also included in frontend stacks.
How can I stay current with the newest updates and patches for my software stack?
Maintain a regular check for updates, sign up for security alerts, and use automation tools to quickly install fixes. Create a maintenance schedule to keep your stack up to date.
Can I migrate my existing software stack to a new one?
Planning, testing, and a gradual transition are required when switching to a new stack. It’s crucial to evaluate the impact on current features and data and to develop a migration strategy.