Node.js development
When working with Node.js, it's good to work with experts
- we have a team of 45 people, experienced in a broad set of JS technologies
- we have 8 years of experience with Node.js - 60+ projects
- our team of experienced consultants can help you with any complex issue
Why Node?
Choose Node for web and mobile development
As a part of the JavaScript
stack, Node.js
is a great back-end tool for all JS developers. Together with React and React Native, Node completes the stack in a meaningful way. This means that web and mobile front-end
, as well as the back-end
, can be handled by one team and sometimes even by one full-stack developer.
Fast processing
When it comes to concurrent processing, Node.js
is faster than Java and PHP (as measured by server-side I/O performance).
Scalability
Node.js
is perfect for microservices. This allows to break up the app’s logic into smaller pieces and enables the product’s growth.
Powerful, free tools
As a part of the JavaScript
stack, Node.js
is rich in free, open source tools that speed up the development and reduce time to market.
Node experts
Meet our specialists
Radosław Miernik
As an architect, Radek had a chance to review 40+ JS-based projects, focusing on optimization, architecture, developer experience, and security. To get his views, you can read Radek's latest article on the JavaScript ecosystem.
Radek's latest articleOur AWESOME crew
Our expert
What our CTO thinks?
Node.js allows us to write universal JavaScript code and share business logic between the frontend and backend. Reusing the code reduces boilerplate and, as a result - time to market.
Maciej Stasiełuk
CTO at Vazco
How we work
We can help you at any stage of the development
1
Workshop
Gain insights into your business model, users, and functionalities.
2
Wireframes
Confirm and improve initial ideas and assumptions before coding starts.
3
Project Kickoff
Let’s agree on principles of cooperation, milestones, and deliverables.
4
Design
Turn wireframes into attractive and purposeful visuals.
5
Development & QA
Make the product work and test it thoroughly before you launch it.
6
App Maintenance
We’ll help you maintain and expand your product in the long run.
Move ahead with your goal-oriented team of experts rated ★4.8/5 by executives.
About us
Let’s build it together
If you are building a digital product, you need a reliable, stable, and technologically advanced partner
who will take care of building a team of experienced developers so that you can focus on your business.
At Vazco, we’ve been developing web and mobile apps since 2009
and have completed dozens of projects. Our clients have benefitted from a mature approach of our engineers, testers, product owners, and designers.
Being located in Wrocław, Poland - a 1M urban area and a major academic and technological hub - gives us access to great talents
.
Frequently asked questions
Node.js
What is Node.js?
Node.js
is a JavaScript runtime environment, which means that you can run JavaScript code not only in the browser but also in the server environment - on the backend.
Node.js
is open-source and mature, with over ten years in the market. It's loved by small companies, start-ups, and large corporations, including PayPal, Microsoft, or Netflix.
Why do you use JavaScript on both backend and frontend?
Single programming language across the whole application stack has many advantages:
- At Vazco, every developer is a full-stack developer, with the ability to write code for both backend and frontend. No more conflicts between teams. Everyone is in the same boat.
- We can reuse the business code if needed. Some critical parts of the application (e.g., validation logic or optimistic UI) require the same business domain-specific code on both backend and frontend.
- Unified tooling. We can use the same tools to ensure high code quality across the whole stack and less maintenance burden.
How Node.js compares to other languages like Go or Ruby?
Every programming language has some advantages and disadvantages. We have found our sweet spot with TypeScript
and Node.js
.
Node.js
is fast and lightweight, making it a good choice for microservices and products under high load, similar to Go
.
Simultaneously, the community and ecosystem behind it make it a solid choice for start-ups and products where time to market is crucial - an area where Ruby
used to shine for many years.