Is JavaScript the same as Java?+
No — despite the similar name, JavaScript and Java are different languages with different runtimes, syntax, and typical use cases. JavaScript runs natively in every web browser and, via Node.js, on the server too. If you are looking for Java specifically, we cover that as a separate service.
Do you build frontend, backend, or both with JavaScript?+
Both. On the frontend we typically use React, Vue, or Angular depending on the project. On the backend, Node.js with Express or Fastify. Many of our projects use JavaScript or TypeScript across the entire stack, which simplifies hiring and code sharing between frontend and backend.
Do you write JavaScript or TypeScript?+
TypeScript by default for any project beyond a small script or prototype. The type safety pays for itself quickly once a codebase has more than one developer or is expected to live longer than a few months. We are equally comfortable in plain JavaScript when that is what an existing codebase uses.
Can you take over an existing JavaScript codebase?+
Yes. We regularly onboard to existing JavaScript and Node.js projects. Our first step is always a technical audit covering dependency health, code structure, and any performance or security issues, then we continue development from there with a clear report of what we found.
What if I'm not sure which JavaScript framework I need?+
That is a normal place to start. On a free discovery call we will ask about your team, timeline, and what the application actually needs to do, then recommend React, Vue, Angular, or plain JavaScript honestly — whichever fits, not whichever we'd prefer to build.
How do you price a JavaScript development project?+
Most projects are quoted as a fixed price after a discovery call. A standard frontend or small Node.js API typically starts around $4,000-$10,000. Full-stack applications with custom backend logic usually run $12,000-$40,000, depending on scope.
