04 · Application development
04 · Application development
Boring stacks. Careful seams. No half-finished surfaces .
End-to-end delivery, from prototype to production. We ship the thing the user actually touches — and we still own the database underneath.
04a · Capability map
- Product and feature delivery
- Go, TypeScript, Python. Static sites, server-rendered apps, serverless APIs. The right stack for the lifetime of the product, not the demo.
- Backend and data
- Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, BigQuery. Designed against your read/write shape, not a reference architecture.
- Frontend
- Lean. Accessible. Fast. Static-first where it fits; server-rendered where it doesn't. WCAG AA as a floor, performance budgets as guardrails.
- Internal tooling
- The thing your ops team copies into a Slack message every week — built as a real tool, gated by real auth, with real audit logs.
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04b · Operating principles
- Static-first
- If a page can be a build artifact, it should be. Cheaper, faster, simpler to secure. Server-side runtime is an opt-in, not the default.
- Boring on purpose
- Stacks chosen for the operator who inherits the codebase in eighteen months — not the engineer who built it last quarter.
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