Hivex

Property rental, remote healthcare and online retail are the sectors in the project examples listed by Hivex. Its work runs from new products through to feature delivery for established software, across web, mobile and blockchain.

Product development from idea to feature delivery

New product development includes ongoing support after launch. Minimum viable product work builds an early version of a product for market testing, so that a business can learn before committing to a full build. Feature delivery adds functions to an existing product using several teams working in parallel. Estimates range from high-level plans for early stages to very detailed plans where the scope is clear.

Mobile apps for iOS and Android

Mobile applications are built for iOS and Android. One example is a mobile app for landlords and renters that uses map and places services, and another is a product that brings IoT technology into the property rental industry, using the same mapping tools and mobile platforms.

Remote healthcare and online retail projects

One project is a multiplatform application for remote healthcare, built with a server-side framework and mobile front ends for iOS and Android, with real-time video communication. Another is an online store with an intuitive design, a three-step checkout and worldwide shipping, which the project listing says runs on a cloud platform with a commerce framework.

Blockchain, smart contracts and NFTs

Blockchain work covers smart contracts written in Solidity, NFT projects and decentralised finance and gaming applications. One project example is a cryptocurrency exchange, presented as an accessible exchange for a new generation of users. The company treats blockchain as one of its service areas alongside web and mobile development.

Technology stack by discipline

Web front-end work uses Angular, React, jQuery, PHP, Python, Django, Ruby on Rails, ASP.NET, Magento, WordPress and Salesforce. Big data work uses Python, Java, Hadoop, Kafka, Spark, R and machine learning tools. DevOps uses AWS, Microsoft Azure, Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Linux. Databases include MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, Redis, SQLite and SQL Server, and back-end work covers Node.js, Ruby, Python, PHP, Laravel, C

and C++. Quality assurance uses JMeter, Selenium, JIRA and RSpec, and cloud work spans AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and Heroku.

Ratings on review platforms

The company points to ratings on Clutch and GoodFirms as evidence of its standing with clients, and it lists the stacks above by discipline so that a client can see which technologies each team uses.