Backend
Ziverge has expertise in designing, overseeing, and developing backends for web and mobile applications using powerful technologies.
ZIO
ZIO is a library for building async, concurrent, and distributed applications. ZIO's composable, type-safe primitives for building cloud-native applications allow constructing highly responsive, scalable applications in a fraction of the time required by other approaches, with fewer defects and lower cost of maintenance. Our team features leading contributors to ZIO and related projects, including John A. De Goes, the founder an architect of ZIO.
Akka
Built on the principles of The Reactive Manifesto, Akka allows you to write systems that "Let it Crash". Elastic and decentralized, Akka's distributed systems have no single point of failure; and with a fully dynamic core, Akka Classic lets you build applications that are free from the constraints and guarantees of static types. Our team has assisted in the incremental modernization of Akka applications, bringing new levels of composability, testability, and agility to your legacy Akka code bases.
GraphQL
GraphQL is Facebook's next-generation query language for connected data, which improves dramatically on REST APIs to deliver a discoverable, typed, and efficient interface to data from mobile and web applications. Though powerful, GraphQL can be tricky to implement properly, since optimization and rationing must be done on the backend. Our team has extensive experience deploying efficient and secure GraphQL APIs with arbitrary combinations of databases, caches, and web APIs.
REST APIs
REST APIs power services across web and mobile, and play an important role in HTTP-based microservice architectures. Easy to consume from any programming language, REST APIs can open the door to integrations, extensibility, and additional monetization opportunities. Our team has brought standards-compliant, developer-friendly, and secure REST APIs to web services consumed by mobile and web applications.
Microservices
Microservice architectures power the largest e-commerce platforms, including Amazon.com. They offer an unprecedented ability to distribute and share complex and coordinated application logic across many different teams in polyglot environments. Yet they come with many challenges, from heterogeneous cluster management to schema management, metrics, and monitoring. Our team is well-versed in delivering agile microservice architectures using GRPC and other protocols that are efficient and robust.