Java

Java is not part of our primary tech stack—we use it specifically where client systems, existing infrastructure, or project requirements call for it. Especially for enterprise projects, integrations with existing Java systems, or government solutions, we develop Java components professionally and systematically. Our focus is on modern technologies such as TypeScript, JavaScript, and Go—but we also speak “Java” when needed.

💼 When We Use Java

• ✅ Integration with Existing Java Backends
• Many companies already use Java-based systems (e.g., Spring Boot, JEE, Hibernate). We seamlessly integrate our web or app solutions via REST or SOAP interfaces.
• ✅ Extending or refactoring existing Java applications
• In infrastructures that have evolved over time, we develop new Java modules or refactor legacy code as needed.
• ✅ Platform requirements in public tenders
• In the public sector or at large corporations, Java is often mandated—in these cases, we reliably implement customer requirements.
• ✅ Android-specific features or integrations
• For certain native Android customizations (e.g., in React Native’s bare workflow), we use Java as needed—for example, for SDKs or system-level functions.

🔧 Technologies & Tools We Use in a Java Context

• Spring Boot / Spring Web
• Maven / Gradle
• REST & SOAP API interfaces
• JUnit, Mockito (for testing)
• Docker for containerizing Java services
• CI/CD with GitHub Actions or GitLab Pipelines
• Database connectivity via Hibernate or JDBC

❓ FAQ: Java at Our Company

Do you offer full-scale Java development? Only when needed. Java is not our primary development platform, but we can work with it—especially for integrations, customizations, or special requirements. What is your preferred tech stack? We rely on modern, lean technologies such as TypeScript, JavaScript, React, React Native, Go, and Node.js—this enables faster development and better maintainability. Can you communicate with existing Java backends? Yes—we build modern frontends or mobile apps that build on Java APIs, and we can also handle middleware or interface logic as needed.