Front‑end & UI
Semantic HTML, modern CSS and utility frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind form the foundation of every interface. They ensure responsive layouts, accessible typography and consistent design across desktops, tablets and mobiles.
React and Next.js are used to build fast, interactive user interfaces and SEO‑friendly web applications. They help create reusable components, smooth page transitions and lightning‑quick experiences that feel like native apps in the browser.
Angular is ideal for large, complex dashboards and enterprise interfaces that need strict structure. Its built‑in tooling, routing and testing ecosystem keep big front‑end codebases predictable and scalable over time.
Back‑end & APIs
Supabase is used as a modern, open‑source backend‑as‑a‑service built on top of PostgreSQL. It offers instant APIs, authentication, storage and real‑time subscriptions out of the box, making it ideal for MVPs and fast‑moving products that still need a scalable, production‑ready database underneath.
Laravel is the go‑to framework for many CoderCart projects that need robust, secure and quick‑to‑build back‑ends. It offers clean architecture, powerful ORM and ready‑made features such as authentication, queues and caching.
Node.js with Express is used when real‑time features, APIs and microservices are required. It allows shared JavaScript skills between front‑end and back‑end and is excellent for high‑concurrency applications and modern single‑page apps.
Mobile Technologies
When a product needs to reach both Android and iOS quickly, CoderCart uses React Native or Flutter to share a large portion of code across platforms. This keeps development fast without compromising too much on look, feel and performance.
Kotlin is used for native Android development to deliver smooth, responsive apps that fully leverage device capabilities such as notifications, sensors and offline storage.
Swift allows building high‑performance iOS apps with modern language features, great memory safety and deep integration into Apple’s ecosystem, from UIKit/SwiftUI to Apple Pay and push notifications.
Databases & Storage
Redis and similar in‑memory stores are used to cache heavy queries and session data, helping applications respond in milliseconds even under high traffic.
MongoDB is chosen for projects with flexible, evolving data models or heavy document‑style content. It makes it simple to store and query complex JSON‑like structures at scale.
Relational databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL are used for most applications that need structured data, strong consistency and powerful reporting. They are reliable, widely supported and easy to scale.
CMS, E‑Commerce & No‑Code
For products that need content managed centrally and delivered to web, mobile and other channels, headless CMS solutions are integrated to keep editorial workflows smooth and flexible.
Shopify is used for fast‑to‑launch online stores where reliability, integrations and payment processing come out of the box. CoderCart customizes themes, apps and flows to match your brand and operations.
WordPress powers content‑heavy websites and blogs, while WooCommerce adds full e‑commerce capability. This combo is ideal for marketing sites and stores that need easy content control without relying on developers for every change.
Cloud, DevOps & QA
Tools like Jest, Cypress, Postman and automated unit/integration tests are combined with manual QA on real devices and browsers. This ensures features behave correctly before users ever see them.
Docker containers plus continuous integration/continuous deployment pipelines allow safe, repeatable releases. Every change passes through automated builds and tests before going live, reducing downtime and deployment risk.
Projects are deployed on leading cloud platforms such as AWS and Azure to ensure reliability, scalability and global availability. Services like load balancers, managed databases and object storage are used to keep infrastructure robust and cost‑efficient.