Open Source & GitHub
Open-source projects we support and use
At MDS Software Solutions Group, we actively use open-source solutions and contribute to the community. Below you'll find a list of repositories we use in our commercial projects.
Repositories we support
List of open-source projects we build upon
Next.js
The React Framework for production-grade web applications with server-side rendering and static generation
TypeScript
TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that compiles to clean JavaScript
Tailwind CSS
A utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom user interfaces
shadcn/ui
Beautifully designed components that you can copy and paste into your apps
Zod
TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation library with static type inference
Vitest
A blazing fast unit test framework powered by Vite with Jest compatibility
How we use them in commercial projects
Practical application of open-source technologies
Open-source technologies form the foundation of our commercial solutions. Thanks to them, we can deliver modern, secure, and scalable applications to our clients.
Next.js for web applications
We use Next.js to build fast, SEO-friendly business applications. Server Components, App Router, and image optimization ensure excellent performance.
TypeScript for type safety
All our commercial projects use TypeScript in strict mode. This allows us to catch errors at compile time and ensure better code quality.
Tailwind CSS for consistent design
Tailwind CSS allows us to quickly build responsive interfaces while maintaining design consistency and ease of maintenance.
shadcn/ui as UI foundation
shadcn/ui components form the base for our design systems. We customize them to client needs while maintaining accessibility and best practices.
Zod for data validation
We use Zod to validate form data, APIs, and configuration. The TypeScript-first approach guarantees type consistency throughout the application.
Vitest for unit testing
The fast and modern Vitest testing framework ensures high code quality and confidence during refactoring.