Technology directory
Find developers by technology.
Pick the technology and see what that developer actually builds, what businesses use it for, and which hiring model usually fits.
- PHPThe language behind most of the web, still shipping serious software.View
- LaravelThe framework most serious PHP projects are built on.View
- JavaScriptThe only language that runs in every browser.View
- ReactThe most widely used way to build a web interface.View
- Next.jsReact for sites that also have to rank in Google.View
- WordPressThe fastest route to a site the marketing team can edit.View
- Node.jsJavaScript on the server, so one language covers both sides.View
- PythonThe language for data, automation and anything with AI in it.View
- DjangoPython's batteries-included web framework.View
- FlutterOne codebase, both app stores.View
- React NativeMobile apps for teams that already write React.View
- AndroidNative Android, when the platform itself is the point.View
- iOSNative iPhone and iPad apps in Swift.View
- MySQLThe database most web applications still run on.View
- PostgreSQLThe database to pick when the data actually matters.View
- MongoDBA document database for data that refuses to sit in tables.View
- API IntegrationMaking systems that were never designed to talk to each other work together.View
- CloudHosting that matches what the application actually needs.View
- DevOpsShipping changes without holding your breath.View
- TypeScriptJavaScript with types, so mistakes show up before your users find them.View
- Vue.jsA front-end framework that is easy to pick up and scales further than people expect.View
- NuxtThe Vue framework for fast, search-friendly websites and full-stack apps.View
- AngularGoogle's complete framework for large, long-lived business applications.View
- SvelteA compiler-based framework that ships less JavaScript and fast pages.View
- NestJSA Node.js backend framework with a clear structure, written in TypeScript.View
- FastAPIA Python framework for building typed APIs quickly.View
- Spring BootThe standard way to build Java backend services.View
- .NETMicrosoft's platform for building business software in C#.View
- GoA simple, fast language for backend services and infrastructure.View
- Ruby on RailsA mature Ruby framework for shipping complete web products quickly.View
- GraphQLOne API endpoint where each client asks for exactly the data it needs.View
- RedisThe in-memory data store behind fast caches, sessions and queues.View
- FirebaseGoogle's managed backend for mobile and web apps.View
- SupabaseAn open-source backend built on a real PostgreSQL database.View
- AWSThe largest public cloud, with two regions in India.View
- AzureThe natural cloud for teams already on Microsoft.View
- Google CloudStrong on data, analytics and managed Kubernetes.View
- DockerPackage an app once and run it the same way everywhere.View
- KubernetesRuns many containers across many servers, if you need that.View
- ShopifyA hosted store platform where the hard parts of selling online are already done.View
- WooCommerceOpen-source e-commerce that runs inside your WordPress site.View
- MagentoA self-hosted commerce platform built for large catalogues and complex rules.View
- AI IntegrationAdding language models to the software you already run, with clear limits and costs.View
- Machine LearningModels trained on your own data to forecast, classify and flag what matters.View
- AI AgentsHire developers who build AI agents that call your tools, follow your workflows and stop for human approval where it matters.View
- Chatbot DevelopmentHire developers who build website and WhatsApp chatbots that answer customers, capture leads and pass tricky cases to your team.View
- Computer VisionHire developers who build computer vision systems for inspection, counting, OCR and document scanning using OpenCV and YOLO.View
- Data EngineeringHire data engineers who build reliable pipelines and warehouses with Airflow, dbt, Spark, BigQuery and Snowflake.View
- BigCommerceBigCommerce developers who build Stencil themes, Catalyst headless storefronts and API integrations on a hosted store.View
- RazorpayRazorpay developers who integrate Checkout, UPI, subscriptions, payment links and webhooks in line with RBI rules.View
- StripeStripe developers who build Checkout, Payment Element, subscriptions, Connect marketplaces and webhook handling.View
- Headless CommerceHeadless commerce developers who build a custom Next.js, Hydrogen or Nuxt storefront on a commerce back end through APIs.View
- KotlinKotlin developers who build Android apps with Jetpack Compose and, where it pays off, share code with iOS through Kotlin Multiplatform.View
- SwiftSwift developers who build native iPhone, iPad and Mac apps with SwiftUI and keep them current with each year's Xcode and SDK changes.View
- IonicIonic developers who turn Angular, React or Vue code into installable iOS and Android apps using Ionic Framework and Capacitor, and who will tell you when a native build is the better call.View