Clear service ownership
A focused codebase helps teams understand where business rules live and how requests, jobs, and integrations move through the service.
Go Development
We build and continue Go services, APIs, integrations, and command-line tools with clear responsibilities and a practical operating model.
Go is valuable when a product needs clear service code, strong tooling, and a deployment model that does not add unnecessary moving parts.
A focused codebase helps teams understand where business rules live and how requests, jobs, and integrations move through the service.
Compiled services and explicit dependencies can simplify packaging, deployment, and the handover to the team that operates the software.
Go also works well for command-line tools, background workers, synchronization services, and other software that supports a larger product.
We use Go as a product engineering choice, not as a keyword added after the architecture is decided.
Go is often a strong fit for focused network services and tools with clear ownership. We still check libraries, integrations, team experience, data needs, and the surrounding platform before recommending it. A sound Java system does not need to be rewritten to make Go part of the estate.
The technology follows the product, the software you already own, and the team that will operate it.
Backend Development
We build and continue APIs, integrations, data flows, permissions, and backend services that keep products and operations connected.
Explore this serviceJava Backend Development
We build, continue, and modernise Java backends with Spring Boot and Quarkus for products that need durable business rules, integrations, and operational ownership.
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We make the important product and technology decisions explicit before implementation begins.
Our Go work covers backend services, APIs, integrations, background processing, and command-line tools. ReRune provides direct proof through its Go server and cross-platform CLI.
Yes. We can assess the codebase, interfaces, tests, deployment, and operating risks, then agree the changes that matter without rebuilding sound parts.
No. Go is one of two strong backend paths at BasalBit. We also have deep Java experience and choose from the product, current system, integration requirements, and team ownership.
Tell us what needs to work, who depends on it, and what software already exists. We will agree the scope, timeline, and price before work starts.