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Programming languages

Software development in Java, TypeScript, Node.js, PHP, C and C++, Go, Kotlin, Swift, Scala and Rust: back-end services and APIs for fintech, e-commerce and SaaS, web front ends, Android and iOS apps, Spark data pipelines, embedded firmware, desktop software and cloud infrastructure tooling. Dedicated developers for your team, projects delivered end to end, and take-overs of systems other teams wrote.

Languages we work in

Each page covers what we build in the language, the industries it serves, the ways to work with us and the questions clients ask first.

Covered on our service pages

The same rules in every language

A Spring Boot service for a bank, a Laravel shop, firmware in C, an Android app or a Go operator for Kubernetes: the same rules apply. Tests ship with the feature, the build ends with zero warnings, dependencies stay on current releases and a security advisory is an unconditional upgrade, and infrastructure is code. A change that breaks a rule does not merge, whatever language it is written in.

Developers work in your repositories, your tracker and your process. The Ukrainian contract, payroll, invoicing and leave stay with us, and everything they write is assigned to you.

Questions about languages we work in

Which programming languages do you work in?

Java, TypeScript and Node.js, PHP, C and C++, Go, Kotlin, Swift, Scala and Rust, as well as C# and .NET, our largest practice, and Python. TypeScript covers both the front end, in Angular, React and Vue, and Node.js back ends. In every language you can hire dedicated developers or have a project delivered end to end.

Which industries do you build software for?

Fintech, banking and insurance, e-commerce and marketplaces, SaaS and enterprise software, healthcare, media and consumer apps, data and analytics, ad tech, education, logistics, cloud infrastructure and telecom, cybersecurity, industrial automation, automotive and connected devices. Each language page names the industries it serves and what is built there.

Can one team work across several languages?

Yes, and that is often the point: a Rust or Go component, the .NET, Java or Node.js services around it, the TypeScript web front end and the Swift and Kotlin apps, built by one team that agrees on the contracts between them.

Who owns the code your developers write?

You do. Every specialist has a signed contract with BigTree108 that assigns all work product to the company, and our agreement with you assigns it onward. Code, designs and documents are delivered into your own repositories and tools, not kept where only we can change them.

Need developers in a language not listed here?

Tell us the stack, the seniority and the hours. You get an answer within one business day: candidate profiles or a plan for the work.