Hire React, Next.js and Angular Developers
Bracket Mind is a software studio in Gujranwala, Pakistan, doing React, Next.js and Angular development for businesses: web apps, admin consoles, storefronts and embeddable widgets, in TypeScript. We work on an Angular 20 platform with 3,500+ commits since 2021, and built a Next.js storefront that shows buyers each choice rendered as they pick it.
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What front ends has Bracket Mind built?
We build the parts of a product people touch every day: web apps, admin consoles, storefronts and widgets that run on other people's sites, in TypeScript with React, Next.js and Angular.
On a multi-tenant community platform with 3,500+ commits since 2021 and nine languages, we work in Angular 20 with NgRx, alongside Kendo UI and a GrapesJS page builder. The AI features we added sit inside it: a page designer that streams its progress and waits for approval of its plan, chat with inline source citations, and form autofill that shows why it skipped each field.
For e-commerce clients we build on Next.js 16 and React 19. A build-to-order home storefront shows buyers each choice rendered as they pick it, compositing layered images in a two-worker pool on OffscreenCanvas. A lighting retailer's admin console shares one server-side table layer across 33 admin pages, and its bulk import turns a vendor's Excel or CSV price sheet into products, flagging problems row by row.
- React 19 and Next.js 16 web apps, storefronts and admin consoles
- Angular applications with NgRx, including version upgrades on live codebases
- TypeScript by default, with Zod-validated forms and multi-step workflows
- Streaming AI interfaces over SSE: plans, progress and edits as they happen
- Embeddable widgets and storefronts that partner sites add with one script tag
- Existing JavaScript and jQuery code, maintained or moved to a modern framework step by step
Do you work on existing JavaScript, jQuery and Angular code?
Yes, because most front ends we are asked to improve already exist. The community platform still loads jQuery alongside Angular 20 and Kendo UI, so we work in jQuery and plain JavaScript as readily as in React, and we change code in place rather than rewriting what works.
When a move is worth making, we make it without stopping the business. We ported a home storefront from a legacy Angular app to Next.js while keeping the existing API and its XML payload formats, so the backend did not have to change. One of our engineers did the community platform's Angular 17 to 20 upgrade on a live, multi-tenant codebase.
How do you keep a heavy front end fast?
Move expensive work off the main thread, keep what crosses the network small, and let the server do the paging. The home configurator flattens PNG layers in Web Workers on OffscreenCanvas and skips any image whose layers have not changed.
Aidfolk's chat widget is plain JavaScript, 51 kB minified, and streams answers over SSE, so it stays a small download on every site that embeds it. The lighting admin console pages, sorts and searches on the server, with debounced search, so its tables stay fast as the catalog grows.
Proof: systems we built
Multi-Tenant Platform + AI LayerProduction
Community & Marketplace Platform
A community, marketplace and work-list platform used by many organizations, each with its own configuration — where members generate pages, forms and images by describing them in chat.
- AI added to a 3,500-commit codebase
- Upgraded from Angular 17 to 20
- 9 languages, per-tenant configuration
Team project · Read the case study
E-Commerce + Product VisualizerProduction
Custom Home Configurator
A storefront for build-to-order homes where buyers pick exterior, kitchen and bathroom packages and see their home rendered with each choice — plus the admin tools that turn a 3D artist's renders into the configurator.
- Buyers see every choice rendered
- Image compositing off the main thread
- Ported from Angular, no backend rewrite
Team project · Read the case study
E-Commerce + AI Page BuilderProduction
Architectural Lighting E-Commerce
An e-commerce site and admin console for an architectural lighting retailer — configurable products and checkout, bulk import from vendor price sheets, and a page editor with an AI designer built in.
- Vendor price sheets → products in one upload
- AI edits scoped to one element
- Five-step checkout, configurable products
Team project · Read the case study
Questions buyers ask
Should we build our web app in React, Next.js or Angular?
All three are sound, and we work in all of them. We usually suggest Next.js for public sites, storefronts and SaaS products that need fast first loads and search visibility, Angular for large platforms that benefit from its built-in structure, and React with Vite for an app that lives entirely behind a login. If you already have a codebase, the framework it is written in is usually the right one to keep.
How do I hire React developers in Pakistan?
Send us a spec, a repository or a rough idea, and we reply with a written scope, timeline and fixed quote. You can engage us per project or as a standing team alongside your own engineers, working in your repositories from the first sprint. Our React and Next.js work runs in production for e-commerce clients, and our own product, Aidfolk, has a React 19 web app.
Can you upgrade an old Angular app?
Yes. One of our engineers upgraded a multi-tenant community platform with 3,500+ commits from Angular 17 to 20. If Angular is no longer the right fit, we can port to Next.js instead, as we did for a home storefront, keeping the existing API so the backend does not have to change.
Do you work with jQuery and plain JavaScript?
Yes. Plenty of production front ends still depend on jQuery, including the Angular platform we work on, which loads it alongside Kendo UI. We fix and extend that code where it is, and when a part is worth modernizing, we move it to Angular or React a piece at a time rather than through a rewrite.
Can you add AI features to our existing front end?
Yes. We have added streaming AI interfaces to live front ends: an agentic page designer that waits for approval of its plan and then streams each section in, and AI edits scoped to the element a user selects, patched over SSE instead of regenerating the whole page. On a long-running Angular platform, the AI layer went in alongside the existing features rather than through a rewrite.