TypeScript
Our default language. Types catch bugs before they cost clients money.
TypeScript is JavaScript with a static type system. Every frontend, backend, and scripting job we write is in strict-mode TypeScript. The long-term cost of typed code is lower than the short-term cost of writing it.
Deliberate, not decorative.
Strict mode on. Shared type definitions between frontend and backend wherever possible. We push hard on narrowing and discriminated unions so the compiler catches the cases a reviewer would miss. Runtime validation at every system boundary with zod.
- Every web system we build, frontend and backend
- n8n code nodes where catching a bad shape early saves a 3am pager call
- Shared client/server types in Next.js projects so refactors are safe
- Scripts and CLIs we write for internal operations
- JavaScript runtime errors that only surface in production
- Refactors that silently break callers nobody remembered existed
- Onboarding new engineers onto an untyped codebase
Official resources for TypeScript.
The team behind TypeScript runs the docs, pricing, and sign-up. Start there when you are ready to try it.
Want help putting TypeScript to work?
We design, build, and maintain systems around TypeScript every week. If you have a problem it could solve, let’s talk about what to build.