Architecture
DDD, modular systems, cloud and AWS architecture, serverless, and event-driven design.
Custom development and project support
Services
Xoricon supports companies with custom web applications and project-related software engineering: focused, technically grounded, and designed for long-term operation.
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Custom development
Development of clearly scoped custom web applications when standard software does not represent domain processes appropriately or specific workflows need targeted optimization. Collaboration can be fixed-price or time and materials.
Use-case analysis
Domain clarification, target state, core processes, and clear application scope.
Architecture
Modeling of domains, data structures, interfaces, and technical system structure.
Development
Implementation of the web application with React, Next.js, and maintainable server-side architecture.
Test/QA
Quality assurance through appropriate tests, review steps, and traceable acceptance.
Operation and ongoing development
Support for operation, stabilization, extension, and long-term ongoing development.
Project support
Targeted senior support for ongoing or planned software projects when architecture, development, quality assurance, or testing require additional experience.
Architecture and development
Support with technical structure, implementation, and review of existing solution approaches.
QA and test strategy
Assessment of quality goals, test coverage, test processes, and automation approaches.
Test automation and load tests
Support with UI test automation as well as load and stress testing for resilient systems.
Core expertise
This experience flows directly into project work and custom development: architecture decisions, test strategy, and operational readiness are considered early.
QA and testing
Experience with test management, test automation, and load and stress testing.
Operations
AWS operations, monitoring, CI/CD, scaling, cost optimization, and Infrastructure as Code.
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Let us discuss domain goals, technical constraints, and the right scope of support.