TypeScript — code that doesn't break when things change.
A typed superset of JavaScript. We write both frontend and backend in it: errors are caught during development, not in production, and the project is easier to maintain for years.
When we use it,
and when we don’t.
For a throwaway page, typing is unnecessary, but for a product that keeps evolving it pays off within a few months.
When it fits
- Products with a long life cycle
- Projects with several developers
- Complex integrations and APIs
- Handing code over to another team
When it doesn’t
- A one-off script or prototype
- A static business card site with no logic
- CMS projects without custom code — WordPress
What your business gets.
- Safe changesThe compiler tells you what will break after an edit.
- AutocompleteFaster development thanks to editor hints.
- Code as documentationTypes describe what data each function expects.
- Shared typesOne data schema for the frontend, backend and CMS.
- Faster developmentErrors are visible right in the editor, so less time goes on hunting bugs before release.
- An easy way into the projectTypes explain the code to new developers — team onboarding takes less time.
How we adopt
TypeScript.
01
Task analysis
We discuss the goal, audience and constraints and check whether TypeScript is right for you.
02
Planning
We describe the architecture, integrations and stages — you see the plan and estimate before we start.
03
Development
We work in iterations with a demo every week, so you see progress and can request changes.
04
Launch and support
We publish, set up monitoring and stay by your side: updates, improvements, consultations.
Not sure
which stack to choose?
After a free consultation, we'll recommend an architecture for your product.
accepting projects for Q4 2026