What Node.js projects we deliver
Node.js suits workloads that spend most of their time waiting on networks and databases. We build REST and GraphQL APIs, backend-for-frontend layers that aggregate several services for a web or mobile client, WebSocket and server-sent-event features such as live dashboards, chat and notifications, and webhook-driven integrations with payment, messaging and CRM providers. Sharing TypeScript types between server and client removes a whole class of contract mismatches and lets developers review each other's work across the stack.
We also build queue workers and scheduled jobs with BullMQ or similar tooling, file-processing pipelines, and serverless functions on AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions, watching cold-start cost and package size early. For products that began as a quick Express prototype, we harden what exists: adding validation, structured logging, rate limiting and tests, then reorganising into modules before the codebase becomes impossible to change.