Hire back-end developers to strengthen the existing on-site team and bring the external expertise that may be lacking in the current in-house team. Staff augmentation is catered for businesses with an in-house team. It is suitable to address increased project demands, meet delivery timelines, or access the lacking expertise.
The typical process for back-end staff augmentation is as follows:
This model allows you to hire a dedicated team of back-end development experts who will work full-time under your guidance and management. This model is ideal for businesses with ongoing development initiatives and long-term projects.
The process of having a dedicated back-end development team is as follows:
Outsource the entire development, management, and delivery of your back-end projects to Chudovo. Our back-end programming teams handle all aspects of development from planning to deployment and maintenance. Outsourcing is excellent for businesses that don’t have an in-house team, businesses that want to save on development costs, and businesses with projects that have tight delivery timelines.
The outsourcing process involves:
Industry: Finance
Summary: The software engineering team aimed to develop a payroll calculator API which was intended to be part of a W-2 form generator. The API would enable the W-2 generator to execute its automatic calculations, simplifying the process of reporting. Our business analysts analyzed and derived business rules for the payroll calculator API as the calculations for each state can differ based on the laws and taxation rules. The API development was done using Node.js & Express.js and deployed on the AWS cloud. The developed payroll calculator API was integrated with the existing W-2 form generator.
Industry: Finance
Summary: A US-based financial company with an existing business management platform needed employee time-tracking functionality added to the existing system. The platform itself has a microservices architecture and the back-end app should be implemented as a separate service. The microservice was implemented using a Domain-Driven Design (DDD) approach to guarantee scalability and flexibility. Services communicate with each other through Azure Service Bus and data is stored in MongoDB and MYSQL. Communication was implemented using the mediator pattern and deployment was done on Microsoft Azure. As a result, a back-end project was delivered on time. The client, in turn, got a quality, reliable module that is extensively used for employee tracking.
Industry: Business Services
Summary: Chudovo worked with a video security company to develop a video monitoring system (VMS) that would enable organisations to monitor complex units from multiple cameras from one source. This was a special project in that the client had an existing desktop VMS system but wanted a new web version developed to improve on the existing one and offer more functionalities. Chudovo handled the research and development (R&D) of the VMS, with our business analyst conducting in-depth requirements gathering and analysis to find ways of improving the application. Chudovo also provided a dedicated team of front-end developers and back-end developers. Our back-end engineering team designed the system’s architecture and built the back-end logic to support a web application. They also handled testing, deployment, and documentation of the application.
Industry: Healthcare
Summary: A startup in the healthcare space needed a minimum viable product (MVP) for an application that would be used by patients to track symptoms and by doctors to communicate with patients. The mobile development team collaborated with this startup and did the initial requirement gathering, analysis, and specification after which Chudovo helped with technology selection and designing the back-end architecture for the application. After the design and specification of the architecture for the application. Chudovo used C#/.NET to build the back-end and Xamarin for the front-end. The features such as symptom logging, medical tracking, data synchronization, data export and sharing, data analysis, notifications, and data reporting were implemented. The application was hosted on Microsoft Azure. The mobile development team was also responsible for the testing and deployment. The application is currently available on PlayStore and Apple Store.
Industry: IT
Summary: Chudovo built a B2B cooperation platform that transformed and enhanced the cooperation of companies and clients in the IT field. On the platform, companies can source IT professionals to work on their projects, and development companies find outsourced projects to work on. The software engineering team developed the solution from scratch and handled requirements analysis, UI/UX design, front-end web development, system architecture design, back-end web development, testing, and deployment. The front-end was implemented using Angular, while .NET was used on the back-end. The solution had a messaging module, reporting dashboard, user management capabilities, search modules, admin tool for management, integration with the Stripe payment gateway, etc. The search algorithm for the team search was implemented by the back-end developers using the Munkres approach.
Duration: 1 - 2 weeks
Duration: 2 - 3 weeks
Duration: 8 - 20 weeks
Duration: 5 - 10 weeks
Duration: 1 - 2 weeks
Duration: ongoing
Typically, the development of backend solutions ranges from $10,000 to $50,000 for standard backend solutions with clearly defined requirements. Solutions of medium complexity range from $30,000 to $120,000. Since each project is unique, the cost of development typically varies depending on the following factors:
Front-end development primarily deals with the user interface and user experience of an application or website. Essentially, the front-end side is what a user will see when interacting with an application. Front-end development focuses on design, layout, and presenting features in a user-friendly and intuitive manner so that users can find it easy to use an application.
Back-end development on the other hand deals with the service-side logic, databases, and infrastructure that powers the functionality of an application, which is then presented to the users through the front-end. The back-end side can be thought of as the engine that powers an application. When users interact with an application, the back-end logic is what will handle and respond to the actions made by users. Therefore, back-end development deals with developing server-side logic, business logic, and mechanisms for data processing, security, data storage, and all functionalities that will be presented to the users through the front-end.
Some of the reasons to work with Chudovo include:
