MySQL

Pinkontin builds across four layers. Frontend uses React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, React Native, and Vue.js; backend uses Node.js, Laravel, Python, Go, and GraphQL; databases use PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and MySQL; and cloud and DevOps use AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes. The team chooses tools proven in production rather than trends, and each technology page explains what the tool is and when Pinkontin uses it.

Pinkontin picks technologies that have proven themselves in production rather than chasing trends, and matches each tool to the job. For example, PostgreSQL is the default database, MongoDB fits flexible or evolving data models, Redis handles caching and real-time features, and Go is chosen when performance and concurrency matter most. Every technology page lists the specific strengths behind the choice so clients can see the reasoning.

Yes. Pinkontin is a full-stack team that designs, builds, and ships across frontend, backend, databases, and cloud and DevOps with one team. Frontend runs on React, Next.js, and TypeScript; backend on Node.js, Laravel, Python, or Go; data on PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, or MySQL; and deployment on AWS with Docker and Kubernetes.

PostgreSQL is Pinkontin's default database for production applications, chosen for its reliability, ACID compliance, JSON support, and full-text search. MongoDB is used when the data model is flexible or evolving, Redis for caching, sessions, and real-time features, and MySQL on Laravel projects that benefit from its wide hosting support. The right choice depends on the data model and the scaling needs of the project.