- New Jersey, USA
- support@netwexus.com
- Mon - Sat: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
When the front end and the back end are built by separate vendors, the gaps between them become your problem. Our full stack team owns the whole product, from the first screen to the last database query, so features ship faster and nothing falls through.
A web application is a stack of layers that depend on each other. We build all four, so a change in one never surprises the team working on another.
Screens, forms and interactions designed for the people who use your product.
Business rules and APIs that decide what happens on each click.
Databases structured to stay accurate and quick as records grow.
Hosting, deployment and monitoring that keep everything online.
Some projects are mostly design. Others are mostly data. These are the ones where the interface and the engine have to be planned together.
App-like experiences that update instantly without reloading the page.
Web apps that install on a phone, work on weak connections and send notifications.
User journeys and screens designed with the developers who will build them.
Subscription products with accounts, billing, roles and admin tools.
A focused first version that proves the idea before you invest in the rest.
Full stack developers who join your existing team for as long as you need them.
You are never left wondering what the team is doing. Work is planned in short cycles and shown to you at the end of each one.
We listen to what you want to build and who it is for.
You receive a written plan with budget and timeline.
We build in sprints and share progress regularly.
We stay on after release for fixes and new features.
A JavaScript stack from top to bottom, suited to real-time and fast-moving products.
A dependable pairing for business applications with many forms and reports.
A structured stack for large, data-heavy systems with many contributors.
We also work with
Front-end development, back-end development and database management, together with the testing and deployment that connect them.
For most products, yes. One team means one plan, one point of contact and no disputes about which side caused a bug. Very large systems may still need dedicated specialists, and we will say so.
React, Angular and Vue.js on the front end, Node.js, Python, PHP, Ruby on Rails and .NET on the back end, and MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for data.
Through secure coding practices, security assessments, encryption and an architecture designed to scale, followed by ongoing maintenance.
With a consultation. We then send a proposal covering budget and timeline, develop in agile cycles with regular updates and support the product after launch.
