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Node.js & Express development

JavaScript on the server — a good fit for lightweight services, integrations, and real-time features.

Where it fits

Node's strongest argument is one language across the stack — shared types between front and back end genuinely reduce a class of bug. We reach for it on lighter services and real-time work, and for heavier data and reporting workloads we'll usually recommend .NET instead.

What we build with it

  • REST and GraphQL APIs with Express
  • Integration and middleware services
  • Real-time features over WebSockets
  • Serverless functions on Azure and AWS
  • Build tooling and automation
  • TypeScript services sharing types with a React front end

Building with Node.js & Express?

Whether it's a new project, an existing codebase you've inherited, or a second opinion on someone else's work — tell us where you are.