React JS

Binary Semantics Limited (BSL) is a ISO 9001: 2015 & ISO 27001:2013 certified offshore development and a software services company headquartered in Gurugram. We have strong software engineering and service processes and are providing wide range of services varying from maintenance of existing applications to full life-cycle development of enterprise-wide business applications to the satisfaction of our customers since 1986. Our Robust Processes and Methodologies have been successfully tried and tested for over three decades with our clients. Our portfolio of services includes Application Engineering and Implementation, Product Engineering, Professional Consulting, IoT and Vehicle Telematics, Web Presence Enhancement, Business Intelligence & Analytics services and many more.

List of our gold and silver partners and alliances includes Maplesoft, SAS, Microsoft and Oracle. Our practice area includes engineering and automotive manufacturing, personnel & compensation applications, insurance & finance etc.

Company:-Binary Semantics Limited (BSL) https://www.binarysemantics.com/

Binary Semantics : Software Application Development Company

Binary Semantics is Offshore Software Development, Business Analytics, Ecommerce Web Development & Mobile Application Development Services Company in India

www.binarysemantics.com

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Good experience of working on Micro Services & Front End Technology, React JS

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