RAG vs Fine-Tuning: Choosing the Right LLM Approach for Your Product
Both RAG and fine-tuning improve LLM performance on your specific use case — but they solve different problems. Here's how to choose.
Component-driven UIs for AI products, dashboards, and SaaS platforms
HOW WE USE IT
We build React applications for AI product frontends, data dashboards, and SaaS platforms. Our React work is TypeScript-first, performance-engineered, and built with component libraries that your team can extend after handoff.
CAPABILITIES
USE CASES
Streaming chat UI with message history, tool call visualization, and confidence score display.
Real-time data dashboard with recharts/D3 visualizations, filter state management, and CSV export.
Multi-tenant SaaS application with role-based UI, team management, and subscription-aware components.
Engineering Stack
38 production-grade technologies — every one battle-tested in shipped products.
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React has the largest ecosystem, the widest talent pool, and the most mature component library ecosystem. Its composable architecture makes it the best choice when building complex UIs with many reusable components, when using a Next.js-based stack for SSR/SSG, or when integrating with an existing React Native mobile codebase. Vue is simpler for smaller teams. Angular is preferred in large enterprise teams with strict architectural conventions. React is our default for AI-embedded products where UI complexity typically grows quickly.
A production React application at scale includes: a component library with documented design tokens, React Query or SWR for server state management, Zustand or Jotai for client state, a testing suite (Vitest, Testing Library, Playwright), Storybook for component documentation, a bundle size budget with code splitting, and performance monitoring with Core Web Vitals tracking. We build with TypeScript by default and ship with CI/CD pipelines that enforce lint, test, and build quality gates.
A production React web application with authentication, core features, and backend integration typically takes 8-14 weeks. Simpler single-feature applications can ship in 4-8 weeks. Complex data-heavy dashboards with real-time updates and advanced UI interactions run 12-20 weeks. We deliver incrementally with working software at each sprint — you see progress every week.
FROM OUR CLIENTS
The team took our AI concept from whiteboard to production in 10 weeks. The architecture they designed handles 10x our expected load with no issues.
Insights
A collection of detailed case studies showcasing our design process, problem-solving approach,and the impact of our user-focused solutions.
SERVICES THAT USE REACT
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