Website Development

Web development is the integration of a bunch of tools and technologies, every one of which plays its own specific role to improve the way websites and web applications are created, developed, tested, and maintained. Basically, pushing the front end are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for structuring and styling, and to make the web pages interactive. As for making users’ interfaces dynamical, populous frameworks and libraries—React, Angular, and Vue.js—stand out here. Since both code management and collaboration are important, the Git version control system, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket are the tools employed. Use task runners, such as Gulp, in combination with module bundlers like Webpack and Parcel, to automate and optimize front-end workflow. Package managers, such as npm or Yarn, are tools needed to control the JavaScript packages and dependency versions of these applications.

There are many server-side logic programming languages, and many back-end frameworks exist for interfacing with databases. Node.js enables the use of JavaScript on the server, and Express is one major framework used to help in the development of web applications with a strong back end. Others are Python, which has Django and Flask; Ruby, which has Ruby on Rails as a major; PHP; Java, which has Spring Boot; and C#, which has ASP.NET. Data storage and retrieval are important activities carried out through databases; some SQL databases that are largely in use today include MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, while some of the NoSQL databases that are greatly in use include MongoDB and Redis. Tools for developing and testing APIs such as RESTful APIs, GraphQL, Postman, and Swagger really come in handy to develop software in the backend.

Full-stack development refers to the ability to work with both front-end and back-end technologies. Some of those are MEAN—the abbreviation describing a stack including MongoDB, Express.js, Angular [formerly known as AngularJS], and Node.js—while other configurations include MERN for back-end and LAMP for back-end. A full structure catering to awesome, scalable, and effective web application development is what MEAN, MERN, LAMP, and JAMstack together serve. An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is where one writes and debugs a lot of code using tools like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, and Atom. Also part of the DevOps are tools, including but not limited to Docker, which does the containerization, Kubernetes for orchestration of containers, and Jenkins, that enables CI/CD.

This also includes monitoring tools and analytics, such as Google Analytics, New Relic, and Sentry, in order to trace and optimize error diagnoses. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform are all scalable infrastructure cloud services running web applications. There is also various design and prototyping level software, like Adobe XD, Sketch, Figma, InVision, among others, that make it easy for designers to design and test user interfaces to ensure the best user experience. Altogether, this general ecosystem—comprised of these tools and technologies combined—supports this whole process: from conceptualization to deployment and maintenance in web development.

The time spent on creating a website varies as per the requirements. Our team religiously meet deadlines and make the websites ready for live.

Yes. Even after the project is live, we work expansively to maintain the running smoothly.

For sure! We will be your collaborator in creating the best ecommerce sites for your brand!