Ship faster by preventing boundary bugs
When your web and API speak the same types, contract breaks surface before production. No more "this worked in staging" surprises. Refactors become diffs, not hot-fixes.
Core Skill
TypeScript
A core skill we ship with to build scalable products. One typed surface from browser to API to worker means your team ships refactors and contracts with confidence.
Why we ship with TypeScript
One typed surface from browser to API to worker means your team ships refactors and new contracts with confidence, not fear.
Onboard teams without tribal knowledge
New engineers understand what the code is supposed to do just by reading the types. Fewer questions, fewer broken assumptions, less review friction.
How we use it to ship products
Across greenfield builds and scaling codebases, we reach for TypeScript where it reduces delivery risk without slowing us down.
Frontend and design systems
React components stay aligned with Figma. Component props and API responses speak the same language.
APIs and backends
Node/Express or serverless handlers with explicit DTOs. Validation and errors your client understands.
Shared SDKs and utilities
Libraries consumed by web, mobile, and internal tools. Contract changes surface in one place.
Incremental adoption
Mixing JavaScript and TypeScript in the same codebase. Gradual migration without freezing roadmaps.
Our delivery principles with TypeScript
Practical choices that match how real teams ship and maintain products at scale.
Strict at module boundaries
Full strictness where it matters most: APIs, contracts, public exports. Relax it inside modules where the pain doesn't exist. Buy the safety where it counts.
Types mirror the business
Union types and named fields that match your domain, not just framework shapes. Your type definitions are your spec. Keep them readable.
Typecheck before merge
CI enforces types and tests on every pull request. Keeps main shippable, previews trustworthy. It's the gate before code lands.
Trust but verify
Types are compile-time. Use Zod or similar for runtime validation at system edges where untrusted data enters. Test covers what types can't.
Often ships alongside
TypeScript is usually one layer in a larger stack. Explore how we combine it with adjacent tools and platforms.
Building with TypeScript
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