Technologies
Our technology stack, and why each tool made the list
Widely adopted tools, so any qualified team can maintain your software.
Infoloop uses widely adopted tools for client software, so your product never depends on the team that wrote it. The list is short on purpose. A tool appears here only after it has carried client work in production.
Discuss your technology stack
Technology stack by discipline
Six disciplines, each linked to the developers you can hire.
How we select each technology
Four questions we answer before development starts.
Can another team maintain it?
Widely adopted, well-documented tools keep your software from being tied to one vendor. Your company owns the code repositories and hosting accounts from day one. We write the documentation to match.
Will it stay supported for years?
We pick long-term support versions over the newest release. Business software stays in use for years, so its tools need a steady update cycle.
Does it fit the business requirement?
A marketing website, a B2B storefront and a production floor dashboard have different requirements. When an off-the-shelf product is the better fit, we recommend it on the first call.
What is the total cost of ownership?
Licensing, hosting and the cost of future changes are part of every recommendation. You receive these figures in writing before you approve the budget.
Need a stack recommendation?
Share your requirements and current systems. You get a recommended stack, the expected hosting and license costs, and a note on any off-the-shelf option worth a look.
Client ratings
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