Technology

We have ex­pe­ri­ence across .NET and Java, as well as with React. Beyond that, we also lever­age the Codebots tech­nol­ogy to help stream­line de­vel­op­ment and doc­u­men­ta­tion of our code. Each of the lan­guages and frame­works we use are pop­u­lar frame­works with strong sup­port bases.

.NET Core

WorkingMouse utilises the NET Core frame­work. This facilitates our in-house C#Bot and ReactBot, both cre­ated by our sib­ling com­pany Codebots. .NET Core 3.1 is a pow­er­ful soft­ware de­vel­op­ment frame­work, and the suc­ces­sor to the .NET frame­work.

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Java

A very pop­u­lar pro­gram­ming lan­guage, Java has ro­bust doc­u­men­ta­tion and can be used for many ap­pli­ca­tions. An­droid, for in­stance, is Java-based, which is a tes­ta­ment to this lan­guage’s pop­u­lar­ity in the soft­ware in­dus­try. Java code is of­ten thought to be highly main­tain­able long-term.

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Angular

Angular is an ap­pli­ca­tion de­sign frame­work and de­vel­op­ment plat­form for cre­at­ing ef­fi­cient and so­phis­ti­cated sin­gle-page apps. It is cross-plat­form which gives ap­pli­ca­tions on Angular broad user reach. and the abil­ity to quickly adapt to the mar­ket.

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React

React is a javascript frame­work with a sim­ple, com­po­nent-based de­sign which makes it pain­less to cre­ate fron­tend user in­ter­faces. It was de­vel­oped by Facebook, and still ben­e­fits from their ac­tive de­vel­op­ment. It is also free and open-source, and has a large, ac­tive com­mu­nity.

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React Native

React na­tive brings the React frame­work to mo­bile. It allows de­vel­op­ers to cre­ate cross-plat­form mo­bile ap­pli­ca­tions which look and feel like na­tive ones. As with ReactJS, React Native was de­vel­oped and con­tin­ues to be de­vel­oped by Facebook.

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PHP

PHP is an open-source script­ing lan­guage that is par­tic­u­larly suit­able for web de­vel­op­ment. Its popularity and power are demon­strated by its use in Word­press and Facebook. PHP is re­garded as be­ing quite straight-for­ward to learn and use.

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