27 Nerds

27 Nerds was hired by cover.gg, a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) portal, to develop a professional CS:GO scene portal from scratch. The project required the construction of the project's architecture, the development of over 30 features, and a plan for future development. The team at 27 Nerds, consisting of 14 members including a software architect, project manager, product manager, lead frontend developer, senior QA, two product designers, and several backend and frontend developers, used a variety of technologies such as Kubernetes, Microservices, Nginx, REST API, WebSockets, gRPC, Ruby, RubyOnRails, NodeJS, GoLang, Python, ROM, Postgres, Mongo, Redis, RabbitMQ, Vue.js, Nuxt, and Figma for design. The project was executed using the agile methodology.

In another project, 27 Nerds was hired by Maincast, a major esports company in Europe, to update their legacy overlay system. The goal was to generate a new technology stack for visual experience and new options for displaying in-game data. The team at 27 Nerds, consisting of a CTO, developer, and project manager, began with a discovery workshop to understand the client's needs. The project involved upgrading the client's Ruby-made database solution and reaching a new level of technology for visual solutions. The team created a roadmap for the project and worked closely with the client's production leads to ensure a successful outcome.