Ship full-stack features faster
Shared language and shared tooling reduce handoff friction between frontend, API, and server-side product work.
Core Runtime
Node.js
A core runtime we ship with for APIs, BFFs, real-time features, and integration layers. Node.js keeps product teams moving quickly when JavaScript and TypeScript already power the frontend.
Why we ship with Node.js
Node.js gives product teams a fast backend runtime for APIs, BFFs, and integration layers when the same JavaScript or TypeScript model already powers the user experience.
Fit naturally between systems
Node.js is a strong fit for API gateways, webhook handlers, third-party integrations, and real-time surfaces that sit close to the product.
How we use it to ship products
We use Node.js where it keeps delivery fast without hiding operational risk: product APIs, real-time paths, jobs, and integration-heavy workflows.
APIs and BFF layers
REST, GraphQL, and backend-for-frontend layers that shape data for web and mobile clients.
Real-time product features
WebSockets, event streams, notifications, and collaboration features with clear fallbacks.
Integrations and webhooks
Payment events, CRM syncs, partner APIs, and webhook processors that are safe to retry.
Workers and serverless jobs
Queue consumers, scheduled tasks, and serverless handlers with observability around every external call.
Our delivery principles with Node.js
Practical choices that keep Node.js services clear, testable, and production-ready.
Type the contracts
TypeScript, schema validation, and explicit DTOs keep client and server changes aligned before they reach production.
Keep the event loop honest
We isolate slow work, watch latency, and choose queues or workers when CPU-heavy tasks do not belong in the request path.
Make retries safe
Webhooks, integrations, and jobs need idempotency, durable state, and clear failure modes before traffic shows up.
Observe the edges
Logs, metrics, traces, and alerts focus on external APIs, queues, and database calls where most production surprises happen.
Often ships alongside
Node.js works best when the surrounding contracts, data stores, and delivery path are just as intentional.
Building with Node.js
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