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Our React front-ends let you progress faster
React is our tech
React is the main technology we use to write front-ends. Many of our projects are in React, we contribute to the open-source community, and give lectures on it, too. With our years of experience, your web app can shine.
React is effective
React and related tools have a number of advantages that allow you to build a complex interactive app quickly and reuse code easily. By using the right technologies, your app will be done much sooner.
We make sure youstay involved
Make tweaks as we build
Our agile workflow allows you to make changes to the design as you see the app being put together.
Stay informed
You’ll meet us in person and we’ll make sure you’re well-informed throuhgout the entire process.
Get corporate needs met
With a rich history of working with corporate clients worldwide, we know how to get your business needs met.
Our testing guarantees quality
Easy-to-test code
Pieces of the code are run through unit tests to make sure they’re working.
Automated testing
After every change in code, the entire app is tested. Cypress, a testing tool, makes this process fast and stable.
Thorough vetting
After each task, a QA expert looks through the result. Errors are found and fixed right away.
We've been withReact for years
March 2013
React is released.
Late 2014
Our first React experiment, a calculator component for a web app, makes our life much easier.
February 2015
After a great first experience, we start working on our first full-fledged React front-end for ZaploDK. Most of our front-end team get to work on it and we all soon fall in love with React.
June 2015
ZaploDK, our first React app, is released!
July 2015
React Europe in Paris—at this point, we know we’re going to be using React as our main tech.
September 2015
React Native starts supporting Android in addition to iOS. One can finally use it to make cross-platform apps.
January 2016
Curious about this cutting-edge technology, we start building our first mobile app in React Native.
January 2016
Lukáš Voda gives our first workshop on React—a 2-day course for 20 people in Riga.
May 2016
After weeks of internal use and tweaking, we release BlueKit, an open-source project for managing React components.
June 2016
We hold a meet-up about React Native to share our semester of experiences. For a young technology, it works surprisingly well.
February 2017
Our first TypeScript project. We acquire a taste for statically-typed JS.
March 2017
Avast asks us to train them in building a React stack.
Our first tailored training is led by A. Hackenberg and O. Bartas.
React keeps getting better, and we keep learning.
