Frontend engineering
Interactive product interfaces with React, Next.js or other appropriate frameworks.
JavaScript · Softech
JavaScript remains the foundation of a large part of the web ecosystem. We use it deliberately across browser interfaces and Node.js services, usually with TypeScript for production maintainability.
The value is not the language alone but the architecture around it: rendering, data contracts, state, security, testing and release discipline. We select frameworks according to product requirements instead of forcing one stack everywhere.
Interactive product interfaces with React, Next.js or other appropriate frameworks.
Node.js services, APIs, workers and integration layers.
Migration from legacy JavaScript toward modules, TypeScript and maintainable boundaries.
Testing, linting, observability, performance work and controlled releases.
Yes, although for larger production codebases we usually add TypeScript to improve contracts and maintainability.
Yes. We can introduce modules, tests, typed boundaries and modern frameworks incrementally.