Technology
Java, PHP, Python, Node.js, and the web and mobile frameworks around them. This page is a guide to when Astra chooses each one.
Jump to a language. Each section says the kind of problem it fits, how Astra uses it, and which services it usually supports.
01
A business system needs a strong structure and a language a team can maintain for years.
We use Java for business applications and the services behind them. Security and predictable performance are part of the design from the start.
02
The product is a content-driven site, a custom website, or an online store.
PHP stays a practical choice for that work. We use current frameworks and libraries so another developer can extend the result.
03
The work is an API, an integration, automation, or a workflow that has to handle data clearly.
Python is how we build those services and connect systems. We reach for it when the problem benefits from its ecosystem.
04
A web or mobile front end needs an API, a real-time feature, or a backend in the same language.
We use Node.js beside React and Next.js products, with enough structure that the service stays understandable as it grows.
05
The interface is the product, on the web or on both phone platforms.
On the web we work in Angular, React, Vue, and Next.js. On mobile we use Flutter and React Native when one codebase should serve iOS and Android. The choice follows the interface, the team, and how the system will be deployed.
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If you already know the language, say so. If you do not, we will choose among Java, PHP, Python, and JavaScript for the product and the team that will keep it.