G&G Technologies focuses on creating full stack development software solutions that function on multiple device platforms and browsers. From high-quality UI frameworks to ultra intuitive UI designs, we deliver the technology solutions clients need to move their business forward.

Full-stack developers are often called the “Swiss Army Knives” of software development because of their ability to perform a wide range of tasks across the software application development stages. Some are true generalists, with an even distribution of expertise across stacks and frameworks. Others have specific areas of focus or strength while still maintaining a basic understanding of the entire software chain. Regardless, all full-stack developers have the ability to handle both front-end and back-end processes, which makes them invaluable to organizations trying to bring continuity to their web and app development.

Despite this growth, full-stack developer jobs are not a monolith; they are varied and require unique distributions of talent and expertise depending on the specific role. This makes assessing full-stack developers incredibly difficult. It’s also about perception. Often, recruiters look at full-stack assessments in the narrow sense of assessing only full-stack developers — those who operate across the frontend and backend. In reality, developers often have specialized skills on the front or backend and familiarity with the other components of building an application. This translates to the need for creating customized assessments for the same full-stack role, depending on the candidate’s skills and your own requirements.

What Is Full-Stack Web Development?

Full-stack developers are experts in both the front and back-end; so, the full-stack of technology makes up a website. They are proficient in both front-end and back-end languages and frameworks and server, network, and hosting environments. To get to this breadth and depth of knowledge, most full-stack developers will have spent many years working in a variety of different roles. They also tend to be well-versed in business logic and user experience, meaning they are well-equipped to get hands-on and guide and consult on strategy.

How To Become A Full-Stack Web Developer?

To become a full-stack developer, you will need to gather quite some years of industry experience. You will need to learn both frontend and backend languages, as well as the ins and outs of databases and storage. In fact, you can’t just study to become a full-stack developer; it’s all about constantly learning and getting as much experience as you can in both frontend and backend development.

Why hire a full stack software development company?

As a professional Full Stack development company, we can develop both front end and back end technologies for your software project. This allows you to save money on software development costs and get all elements of your project completed without having to hire a separate development company.

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Why choose G&G Technologies, Inc for Full Stack development projects?

We focus on quality, affordability, and always put the client first. Our team of software developers are seasoned professionals, with years of experience building amazing software products. No matter the application, we deliver the results you deserve at a price you can afford.

How do we manage security with Full Stack development projects?

Our software development team is well aware of the security vulnerabilities with certain programming stack languages. We implement necessary protections for both data and software components in all of our client projects, ensuring the highest level of application security possible.

We are proficient in (but not limited to) the following software stack technologies

  • CakePHP
  • Symfony
  • CodeIgniter
  • Zend Framework
  • Yii
  • Laravel
  • Phalcon
  • MySql
  • NoSql
  • PostgreSQL
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • Apache
  • nginx
  • Microsoft
  • AWS
  • Heroku
  • Hostgator
  • Core Node.js
  • BackboneJS
  • Angular.js
  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • Bootstrap
  • MYSQL
  • POSTGRESQL
  • NOSQL
  • MEAN.JS
  • Meteor
  • AngularJS
  • BackboneJS
  • EmberJS
  • PolymerJS
  • PHP
  • Ruby on Rails
  • .NET
  • NodeJS
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • Spring MVC
  • Struts 2
  • Hibernate
  • JSF
  • Vaadin
  • Grails
  • Google Web Toolkit
  • AngularJS
  • BackboneJS
  • EmberJS
  • PolymerJS
  • PHP
  • Ruby on Rails
  • .NET
  • NodeJS
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Ajax
  • Apache
  • nginx
  • Microsoft
  • AWS
  • Heroku
  • Hostgator