Next.js
Our default application framework — App Router, server components, streaming and edge rendering.
- Marketing platforms
- SaaS dashboards
- Headless commerce
Every entry here is something we have run in production and would be woken up for. The rating tells you how we treat it: core means it is a default, specialist means we reach for it when the trade-off genuinely favours it.
Interfaces people touch.
Our default application framework — App Router, server components, streaming and edge rendering.
The component model everything else is measured against. React 19 with concurrent rendering.
Non-negotiable on every project. Types are the cheapest documentation and the cheapest test.
Token-driven styling that keeps design systems honest across large teams.
Real-time 3D on the web — product configurators, data landscapes and immersive brand work.
Content-heavy sites where shipping almost no JavaScript is the right answer.
The logic and data underneath.
Shared language across the stack, excellent I/O concurrency, unmatched package ecosystem.
Opinionated structure for Node services — modules, DI and testability by default.
Data pipelines, ML services and automation where the library ecosystem wins outright.
When throughput and predictable latency matter more than iteration speed.
The default database. Relational integrity, JSONB flexibility, and extensions for nearly everything.
Used where many clients need different shapes of the same data — not as a default.
iOS, Android and everything between.
One product team, two stores. New Architecture with native modules where they earn it.
Native iOS where platform integration or performance is the product.
Native Android and Kotlin Multiplatform for shared business logic.
Strong choice when pixel-identical UI across platforms outweighs native feel.
Reasoning, retrieval and automation.
Our default reasoning model for agents, document workflows and assistive product features.
Stateful, inspectable agent orchestration for multi-step business workflows.
Vector search inside the database you already run — fewer moving parts than a dedicated store.
Custom model training and fine-tuning where off-the-shelf models fall short.
Where it all runs.
Primary cloud for regulated and data-heavy workloads with well-architected reviews.
Edge delivery for front ends — preview deployments per PR and zero-config ISR.
How it gets there safely.
Reproducible environments from a developer laptop to production.
Used when the operational complexity is genuinely warranted — not by default.
Infrastructure as code so environments are reviewable and reproducible.
CI/CD with quality gates that block merges rather than filing tickets.
Streams, warehouses and caches.
Warehouse for marketing and product analytics at a cost that scales sanely.
Event backbone for systems that need durable, replayable integration.
Caching, queues, rate limiting and ephemeral state.
Content and transactions.
Structured content with real-time collaboration and a genuinely good editing experience.
Headless commerce when Shopify's back office is the right fit for operations.
Payments, subscriptions and billing logic without building a ledger from scratch.
Craft tooling and engines.
Single source of design truth with tokens that sync into code.
Scroll-driven storytelling and timeline choreography that behaves the same everywhere.
Game production and real-time simulation across mobile, desktop and WebGL.
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