TypeScript
We write everything in TypeScript. It pays for itself.
What is TypeScript?
TypeScript is JavaScript with static types. It catches type errors at build time, powers rich editor autocomplete, and makes large codebases safer to refactor.
Why we build with it
Types catch a whole class of bugs before code ever runs, make refactoring safe, and act as living documentation. On any codebase that has to last, TypeScript pays for itself many times over — so we use it everywhere.
Strengths
Best for
- Any codebase meant to last or grow
- Team projects with multiple contributors
- APIs and shared libraries
Not ideal for
- Throwaway scripts or quick prototypes
Every project we ship — web, mobile, and backend — is written in TypeScript end to end, so types flow from the database to the UI.
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FAQs
Is TypeScript worth it over JavaScript?
For anything beyond a quick script, almost always. The upfront cost of types is repaid in fewer bugs, safer refactors, and better tooling.
Does TypeScript slow down development?
Slightly at first, but it speeds you up overall by catching mistakes early and making the codebase easier to navigate and change.
Building with TypeScript?
We ship production products on this stack every week. Drop your email for a free scoping call.