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TypeScript Development Services

Catch bugs at compile time, not in production at 2am.

7+

Years of experience

93%

Team proficiency

3

Projects shipped

The Problem

Common TypeScript Engineering Pitfalls

Most TypeScript projects don't fail because of the technology — they fail because of how it's used. We've seen every pattern, and we design around the known failure modes.

How CodeAir Solves It

We start every TypeScript project with an architecture session. We map the right patterns for your scale and team before we write a single line of production code.

Choosing the wrong architecture early and paying for it in refactors later.

Engineers skilled in the language but not in production-grade TypeScript patterns.

Performance bottlenecks that only emerge under real traffic, not in development.

Lack of test coverage making TypeScript upgrades and refactors risky.

Our Approach

How We Build TypeScript Systems

1

Architecture Review

We assess your current stack and map the right TypeScript architecture for your scale, team size, and deployment environment.

2

Sprint-Based Build

We build in short sprints with weekly demos. Each TypeScript feature ships with tests, documentation, and a clean integration path.

3

Deploy & Hand Over

We deploy to your infrastructure, write runbooks your team can own, and do a full knowledge transfer before we close out.

Building Something with TypeScript?

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Capabilities

What We Build with TypeScript

Full-Stack Type Safety

Shared TypeScript interfaces between API and frontend mean a database schema change immediately surfaces as a compile error anywhere it's used, instead of a runtime crash.

Zod-Validated API Contracts

Every API endpoint validates incoming requests against a Zod schema that is also the TypeScript type — one source of truth for both validation and typing.

Fintech-Grade Reliability

For payment and trading systems (Cryptr, WinPay), strict typing on monetary values and transaction states prevents entire classes of financial calculation bugs.

Our Approach

Our TypeScript Engineering Philosophy

Every new project we start today is TypeScript by default — frontend, backend, and shared packages. After years of maintaining large JavaScript codebases where a typo in an API response shape wouldn't surface until a customer hit it in production, the upfront cost of typing everything pays for itself within the first sprint.

We write strict TypeScript — no implicit any, no suppressing errors with @ts-ignore as a habit. For API boundaries, we validate with Zod schemas that double as both runtime validation and compile-time types, so the shape of data crossing the network is verified in both directions.

In monorepo setups, shared type packages mean the frontend and backend teams are always working against the exact same data contracts, eliminating an entire category of integration bugs.

Interactive

TypeScript Playground

Run compile and execute processes for TypeScript inside our console container simulation.

TypeScript: types.ts
typescript
interface ClientConfig { id: string; brandName: string; roles: ('admin' | 'editor' | 'viewer')[]; } export function initialize(cfg: ClientConfig) { console.log(`Starting client ${cfg.brandName}`); }
Terminal Output
Sandbox ready. Click Compile & Run.

Ideal For

Built For Teams Like Yours

TypeScript Startups
CTOs & Technical Founders
Teams with existing codebases
Companies scaling their platform
Businesses migrating from legacy systems

Engagement Models

Three Engagement Models. One Delivery Standard.

Embedded Engineer

Best for: Augmenting your team

A senior engineer joins your team full-time. You direct the work, we ensure the quality.

Most Popular

Build Pod

Best for: Full product builds

A complete squad — lead engineer, developers, and QA — owns the build end-to-end with weekly stakeholder demos.

Technical Audit

Best for: Code health checks

We audit your existing codebase, identify risks, and deliver a prioritised remediation plan within 2 weeks.

Why CodeAir

Why Choose CodeAir?

7+ Years Experience

Our core team has been building production TypeScript systems since early adoption — not just learning from tutorials.

93% Team Proficiency

Every engineer working on TypeScript projects has passed our internal skills assessment and delivered at least one production project.

Production-Grade Standards

CI pipelines, automated testing, code reviews, and staging environments are non-negotiable on every engagement.

Architecture-First Thinking

We design TypeScript systems for scale from day one. No shortcuts that become your technical debt later.

Full IP Ownership

You own 100% of the code, repos, secrets, and infrastructure. We hand everything over at project close.

Transparent Delivery

Daily commits, weekly demos, shared task boards. You always know exactly what we shipped and what's next.

Case Studies

Work We've Shipped

FAQ

TypeScript Development — Common Questions

Short-term, slightly. Long-term, significantly faster — type errors caught at compile time instead of production bugs that take hours to debug.

We require automated tests on all critical paths, enforce linting rules via CI, and conduct internal peer reviews before every demo. Quality gates are built into our sprint process.

Yes. We use an incremental migration strategy — running both systems in parallel, migrating module by module, and validating at each step. No big-bang rewrites.

After a scoping call and signed agreement, we typically onboard the team within 5–7 business days.

Both. We can run a standalone architecture review and deliver a technical roadmap, or we can handle the full build. Many clients start with a review and extend to a full engagement.

We provide a 30-day support window after handover. We can also move to a retainer model for ongoing feature development and maintenance.

Let's Build Something with TypeScript

Get a scoped estimate for your TypeScript project. We'll tell you honestly what's achievable, what the risks are, and what it will cost.