Language & Framework

TypeScript

JavaScript with types — fewer runtime surprises, easier to maintain.

On anything beyond a small script, we default to TypeScript. Static types catch a real class of bugs before they reach production, and they make a codebase far easier for a second developer (or future us) to pick up without guessing what shape the data is supposed to be.

What we use it for

Static typing across frontend, backend, and shared data models
Safer refactors — the compiler flags what breaks
Better autocomplete and self-documenting code
Used across Nuxt, Vue, and Node.js projects

Where it shows up in real projects

Any production application expected to be maintained long-term
API contracts shared between frontend and backend
Data-heavy dashboards where field shape matters
Team projects with more than one developer touching the code

Building something with TypeScript?

Tell us what you’re trying to build and we’ll tell you honestly whether this is the right tool for it.

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