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Which technologies does TeckLogics use for USA product builds?
We engineer primarily with modern JavaScript and TypeScript — React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Node.js, NestJS, GraphQL — plus cloud platforms and databases selected per project requirements.
Technology pages explain how each stack is used inside real service engagements, not as isolated skill labels.
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Last updated: September 17, 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Do you only use JavaScript and TypeScript?
They are our primary modern web stack. We also deliver .NET, Java/Spring, C++, and cloud-native services when the product needs them.
Can you work inside our existing codebase?
Yes. We assess architecture, then modernize incrementally with clear ownership of reviews and releases.
Technology tree
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Languages & Frontend 6 paths
- JavaScript For United States operators: eS6+ application engineering across frontend and backend JavaScript systems. →
- TypeScript For United States operators: enterprise TypeScript for safer refactors and clearer contracts. →
- Angular For United States operators: structured Angular apps for complex enterprise and product UIs. →
- React For United States operators: component-driven React UIs for SaaS and customer products. →
- Next.js For United States operators: next.js for fast, scalable React applications. →
- Vue For United States operators: approachable Vue applications with modern tooling. →
Backend & APIs 4 paths
- Node.js For United States operators: node.js services that power web and mobile clients. →
- NestJS For United States operators: nestJS for structured TypeScript backend systems. →
- Express For United States operators: express for focused Node.js API delivery. →
- GraphQL For United States operators: graphQL for flexible, typed client-server contracts. →
Mobile 2 paths
Cloud & Hosting 4 paths
- AWS For United States operators: aWS for scalable cloud application delivery and deployment. →
- Azure For United States operators: azure deployment for enterprise and Microsoft-centric estates. →
- Google Cloud For United States operators: gCP for selected product, data, and cloud workloads. →
- SiteGround For United States operators: siteGround for managed web and application hosting deployments. →
Data 4 paths
- PostgreSQL For United States operators: postgreSQL as a reliable relational data layer. →
- MySQL For United States operators: mySQL for established relational application stacks. →
- MongoDB For United States operators: mongoDB for document-oriented application data. →
- SQL Server For United States operators: sQL Server for enterprise relational workloads. →
Enterprise Platforms 6 paths
- C++ For United States operators: native performance for critical systems. →
- C# For United States operators: c# for enterprise application engineering. →
- .NET For United States operators: .NET for enterprise web and cloud systems. →
- Java For United States operators: java for durable enterprise services. →
- Spring Boot For United States operators: spring Boot for structured Java backends. →
- Bonita For United States operators: bPM and workflow automation with Bonita. →
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