TypeScript development
TypeScript is our default for anything that runs in a browser or on Node.js: admin panels, landing pages for apps, and React Native projects that share code with a website.
const hi = (city: string) => `Hello, ${city}`;How we use TypeScript
Types act as living documentation between the mobile app, the backend and the web tools. We generate TypeScript types from the API description, so a change on the server shows up as a compile error in the client instead of a crash in production. We build dashboards with React, server-rendered pages with Next.js when search visibility matters, and small back-office tools that let a client manage content inside an app without asking a developer.
What we build with TypeScript
- React and Next.js web applications
- React Native apps when web and mobile share logic
- Admin panels for app content and users
- Types generated from OpenAPI descriptions
- End-to-end tests with Playwright
Questions about TypeScript
Is React Native or Flutter better?
Neither in general. React Native fits teams already working in TypeScript and React; Flutter fits products needing a highly custom interface. We explain the trade-off for your case.
Do you build websites as well as apps?
We build web tools that support an app, such as admin panels and product pages. Large content websites are outside our usual scope.
Discuss a TypeScript project
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