Front ends in React and Angular
Dashboards and consoles, as on the dispatch console and the education platform.
Frontend
JavaScript development services behind our React, Angular and Node.js work
Our front ends are React and Angular and our back end runtime is Node.js, all JavaScript underneath. We have no case study of plain JavaScript, and we say so.
0Case studies of plain JavaScript
17thECMAScript edition, June 2026
16thPrevious edition, June 2025
7Published React and Angular front ends
What we build
What we would take on in JavaScript
Node.js back ends
APIs beside .NET services, serving React and React Native clients.
Typed rewrites
Plain scripts moved to TypeScript when they grow past a few files.
Project takeovers
Codebases left by another vendor, documented before anything changes.
Architecture
Where JavaScript sits in a build
JavaScript across the browser and the server
Browser
React web appFront end
React Native appiOS and Android
Language
JavaScriptPlain scripts, not named in a case
Server
Node.jsAPIs and services
.NETServices beside Node.js
From the core development team built for a German cloud-native company. The case names React, React Native and Node.js. It does not name a plain-JavaScript project, so that node is dashed.
Standard
Which ECMAScript edition is current
The two latest editions of ECMA-262
June 2025
ECMAScript 2025
The 16th edition of ECMA-262.
June 2026
ECMAScript 2026
The 17th edition, which defines the general-purpose language.
Source: Ecma International, ECMA-262, checked 5 November 2026. The page gives the month and not an exact day.
Builds
The closest builds we can show you
Logistics, fleet operations
TruckFleet Labs
A React 18 and TypeScript dispatch console with sixteen live screens.
16Screens on one refresh cycle
Dedicated team, Germany
Core development team
React and React Native front ends beside Node.js and .NET back ends.
60+Developers the team grew to
Construction safety testing, United Kingdom
Hydrajaws Limited
An Angular front end on Azure, recovered from an abandoned codebase.
500%Surge in potential clients
Fit check
When plain JavaScript is the right call
Pick JavaScript when
- A small script or page that will stay small
- You already run a JavaScript codebase that works
- You need Node.js tooling around a build
Look elsewhere when
- You need a case study of plain JavaScript, which we do not have
- A large front end, where we have shipped TypeScript
- A long-lived codebase with many contributors
Explore
Same job, other tools
Where we used it
Stack
What JavaScript usually ships with
TypeScriptReactNode.js
Angular
Vue.jsReact NativeFAQs
What buyers ask first
Which ECMAScript edition is current?
ECMAScript 2026, the 17th edition of ECMA-262, published in June 2026. The 16th edition, ECMAScript 2025, came out in June 2025.
Do you have a published plain-JavaScript build?
No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is React, Angular and Node.js builds.
JavaScript or TypeScript?
Our published console is written in TypeScript. We say on the first call when plain JavaScript is enough and when typing pays for itself.
Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Tell us what your JavaScript has to do
Thirty minutes on your code, your runtime and your team. No sales pitch.