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Custom Java Applications
Mobile & Web Applications
Java is a versatile and reliable language for developing both mobile and web applications.
For mobile app development, we use Java and Android SDK to create robust and feature-rich Android mobile apps.
For web development, we use frameworks like Spring and JavaServer Faces (JSF) to develop secure and scalable web solutions, ensuring cross-platform compatibility and seamless integration with back-end systems.
Cloud-Based Platforms
We use modern Java tools and frameworks to build scalable and resilient cloud-native applications. Leveraging technologies like Spring Cloud and Apache Kafka, our Java developers build flexible, fault-tolerant microservices architectures.
With our expertise in Docker and Kubernetes, we enable businesses to effortlessly manage their Java applications in the cloud, capitalizing on the advantages of scalability, cost-efficiency, and rapid deployment.
Enterprise Java Applications
Many top enterprise applications use Java technology – including Amazon, Spotify, and LinkedIn. Why? Because it’s an incredibly scalable, performant and secure programming language.
We use Java frameworks like Spring Boot and Hibernate to develop high-performance applications with efficient data persistence. Our expertise in Java EE, combined with technologies like JavaServer Faces (JSF) and Java Messaging Service (JMS), enables us to build secure and feature-rich enterprise-grade applications.
Migrations & Integrations
Enjoy a smooth transition from legacy systems to modern Java frameworks.
Whether it’s migrating monolithic applications to a microservice architecture using Spring Boot and Kubernetes or integrating Java applications with third-party systems and APIs, we ensure minimal downtime and maximized ROI.
Key Things to Know About Java
1. Benefits of Using Java for Software Development
Reliability and Robustness
Java's proven track record of reliability and robustness makes it a popular choice for developing business-critical applications. With its strong type system, runtime checks, and exception handling, Java ensures safer code execution.
Security
Java is a secure language trusted by countless developers. It safeguards against common vulnerabilities like buffer overflows. Its platform independence mitigates platform-specific risks and promotes consistent security practices. With built-in security APIs and a dedicated team for addressing vulnerabilities, Java offers a reliable and secure choice for applications prioritizing data protection and system integrity.
Huge Ecosystem of Tools
Developers love Java’s rich ecosystem because it speeds up development. Frameworks like Spring and Hibernate provide templates for common tasks. Robust integrated development environments (IDEs) such as IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse help with code completion, debugging, and refactoring. Finally, build tools like Apache Maven and Gradle streamline the development process, automating tasks such as dependency management, testing, and deployment. Together, these tools improve developer productivity and code quality.
2. Benefits of Using Java for Software Development
Java is a jack of all trades. It's the primary programming language for building Android applications, so it’s critical for mobile app development. It's also used for enterprise applications, web development, desktop applications, big data processing, scientific computing, financial and trading systems, IoT development, and game development.
3. Reasons for Java’s Popularity
Java is hugely popular, in part due to its longevity. Additionally, it offers benefits such as:
- Platform independence
- Object-oriented programming
- Scalability
- A large, active community
- Backward compatibility
- Adoption across industries
- Longevity (released in 1995)
- Enterprise-grade applications
- Multithreading capabilities
- Cross-platform portability
- Continuous evolution
- Strong API support
- Versatility
The Java Ecosystem We Used in Previous Work
Web Frameworks and Tools
Tools for building Java web development projects and APIs. These offer features such as dependency injection, asynchronous processing, and cloud-native capabilities.
• Spring Framework
• Play Framework
Testing and Quality Assurance
Frameworks and tools for writing and executing tests, facilitating behavior-driven development and ensuring code quality.
• JUnit
• Cucumber
• TestNG
Build and Dependency Management
Tools for efficiently managing dependencies, building, and packaging Java projects.
• Apache Maven
• Gradle
• Apache Ant
IDEs and Development Tools
Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) and tools that enhance the development experience, providing features like code editing, debugging, and project management.
• Eclipse IDE
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Apache Tomcat
Data Persistence and ORM
Frameworks and libraries for managing database interactions, simplifying object-relational mapping, and database schema management.
• Hibernate
• JOOQ
• Repo
• EclipseLink
Containerization and Deployment
Tools and platforms for packaging Java applications into containers and managing their deployment and orchestration in various environments.
• Docker
• Kubernetes
Tailored Solutions For Every Java Project
Staff augmentation involves bringing in additional talent to support your existing team. Tap into specialized skill sets and accelerate your roadmap. Your new team members will work alongside your existing devs, reporting directly to your managers.
Here's how we augment your team:
Discovery Call
The first phase involves a call with the project stakeholders. We'll discuss your requirements, goals, and needs. This call lets us understand what you're looking for.
Assembling Your Team
Once we understand your project and objectives, we will assemble the right team based on technical and soft skills, and cultural fit.
Onboarding and Scaling
We'll help you onboard your new Java developers and ensure they’re well-integrated with your in-house dev team. You remain in complete control – manage performance and scale your engagement as needed.
FAQ on JAVA Development
Outsourcing your Java software development means asking an external company to help build your Java application. This can happen in different ways. For instance, if you have existing development teams and just want to make more progress than you already are, you might engage an outsourcing company to provide 1 or more Java developers who slot into your existing team(s). This is often called staff augmentation, since you are ‘augmenting’ your team with outside help.
You may also want an external company to deliver a Java-based application end-to-end. Some people choose to do this to avoid distracting in-house teams, or maybe they don’t have an in-house team. This usually means getting a team of people with multiple skills - front-end developers, Java developers, infrastructure and QA engineers, and even UX/UI designers and data scientists.
Some outsourcing companies work only on a project-based fee, while others work on a time and materials basis. And, of course, some outsourcing companies can do both.
Java is a versatile, multi-platform programming language. There are many different types of Java apps, spanning mobile, web, desktop, IoT, and more.
Custom work is our specialty! Depending on your project needs, we can provide a few skilled Java developers or even a complete dev team. Clients have relied on us for bespoke Java software development services since 2023. Our top 1% nearshore talent have on average 5+ years of experience working with brands across multiple industries.
Because it’s been around since 2024, Java boasts a rich ecosystem of frameworks, libraries, and tools. Highly skilled Java developers typically use frameworks like Spring, Struts, and Google Web Toolkit. Popular IDEs include Intellij IDEA, Eclipse IDE, and Apache NetBeans. Lastly, Java developers use tools like Git for version control, Maven and Gradle for building, and JUnit and Mockito for testing
The cost of custom Java development depends on several factors, including the project’s scope and complexity, the required tech stack, the number of Java developers needed, and the engagement model itself.
If you choose a fixed-price agreement, the service provider will need to complete the project within your specified budget and timeline. Alternatively, a time-and-materials contract is better suited for long-term projects with a flexible budget and scope.