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Dev Station Technology

Backend

Node.js development services for teams that need to ship and scale

Node.js back ends beside React and React Native front ends, delivered by a dedicated team that grew from a recovery crew to more than 60 developers.

60+Developers the core team grew to
30 Apr 2026Node.js 20 reached end of life
30 Apr 2027Node.js 22 end of life
30 Apr 2029Node.js 26 end of life
What we build

What we build with Node.js

APIs for web and mobile

Node.js beside .NET services, serving React and React Native clients.

Chatbot projects

A chatbot delivered at a fixed price, with GraphQL in the stack.

Dedicated and SWAT teams

A core team for the main project, plus rapid response for ad-hoc work.

Recovery and testing

Critical issues fixed on an inherited project, with Selenium and manual testing added.

Architecture

Where Node.js sits in a build

Node.js in a dedicated-team build
Clients
React logo
React web appBrowser front end
React Native logo
React Native appiOS and Android
Back end
Node.js logo
Node.jsAPIs and services
.NET logo
.NETServices beside Node.js
GraphQLChatbot project, fixed price
Cloud
AWS logo
AWSHosting
Quality
Selenium and manualTest processes

From the core development team built for a German cloud-native company.

Versions

Which Node.js release is supported

Node.js 26 entered Active LTS on 28 October 2026. Node.js 20 is already past end of life.

Support windows, 2023 to 2030
CurrentActive LTSMaintenance

Source: Node.js Release Working Group schedule, checked 29 October 2026. The project says dates are subject to change.

Builds

The Node.js build we can show you

Core development team built by Dev Station for a German cloud-native company
Dedicated team, Germany

Core development team

A failed vendor left a critical project behind. We fixed the issues, added testing, and the team grew to more than 60 developers on Node.js, .NET, React and React Native.

60+Developers the team grew to
Fit check

When Node.js is the right call

Pick Node.js when

  • Web and mobile teams both write JavaScript or TypeScript
  • You need APIs and a chatbot or real-time layer from one team
  • You are recovering a project and need engineers fast

Look elsewhere when

  • The work is heavy numerical or machine learning processing
  • A .NET shop with no reason to add a second runtime
  • Your team standardised on Java or .NET and has no JavaScript skills

Related: React, React Native, AWS, and the education sector.

Stack

What Node.js usually ships with

React logoReact
React Native logoReact Native
TypeScript logoTypeScript
.NET logo.NET
AWS logoAWS
Docker logoDocker
FAQs

What buyers ask first

Which Node.js version should we run?

Node.js 26, in Active LTS since 28 October 2026 with end of life on 30 April 2029. Node.js 24 is in maintenance until 30 April 2028. Node.js 20 reached end of life on 30 April 2026. The project notes that dates can change.

Can you take over a Node.js project from another vendor?

Yes. For a German cloud-native company we inherited a project from a failed vendor, fixed the critical issues and grew the team to more than 60 developers.

Node.js or .NET for the back end?

The German client build used both. We pick by what your team already maintains and by the workload, and we tell you which on the first call.

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 back end has to do

Thirty minutes on your services and the Node.js version they run. No sales pitch.

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