Laravel, React, Next.js, Node.js and NestJS Maintenance
Laravel, React, Next.js, Node.js and NestJS maintenance keeps applications on these stacks buildable, patched and documented. It covers packages, framework upgrades, runtime versions and the joins between front end and back end.
Where modern stacks drift
Trouble usually sits in the packages around the framework and not in the framework itself. Examples are an authentication library abandoned by its author, a build tool two major versions behind, and a Node version the hosting provider has retired. The application still runs. Building it again on a fresh machine is what fails.
What each side needs
Working without the original team
Applications often arrive without documentation. The environment is rebuilt, the routes and models are read, and each part is written up before anything is changed. That note stays with you, whoever works on the code next.
Frequently asked questions
Do you maintain applications on these stacks that you did not build?
Yes, and that is most of this work. The project is first rebuilt on our own machines and documented, because an application nobody can run locally cannot be maintained safely.
Our project has no tests. Does that change things?
Yes. Upgrades take longer because the checking is manual. A small set of tests is usually added around the journeys your business cannot afford to lose.
Can you take over a half-finished project in this stack?
Yes. What was built is assessed against what was promised, and the remainder is re-scoped so it can reach production.
Is a mobile app built with React Native covered?
It depends on whether the codebase is reachable and the store accounts are recoverable. Store submission rules and signing certificates are part of that work.
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