Types • Contracts • DX • Fewer bugs • TypeScript • Node.js • React

TypeScript for reliable, scalable software

At Softech we treat TypeScript as a productivity and quality multiplier. We use typed contracts, clear module boundaries and strong tooling to ship faster, reduce regressions and keep the codebase maintainable for years.

TypeScript development at Softech

Typed contracts • Better DX • Safer refactors • Shared types across frontend & backend

How Softech uses TypeScript

We use TypeScript to design systems, not just to add types. That means shared DTOs and API contracts, predictable folder boundaries, strict linting and a workflow that supports refactoring without fear.

Typed contracts & APIs

DTOs, validation, schema-driven development and consistent data contracts.

Cleaner architecture

Boundaries, modules and patterns that scale with the product and team.

Safe refactors

Types protect the codebase, reduce regressions and speed up changes.

Team productivity

Better autocomplete, faster onboarding and consistent coding standards.

When TypeScript is the best choice

  • Products expected to evolve for years and grow in complexity.
  • Teams that need predictable collaboration and fewer regressions.
  • Apps with complex domain logic (payments, logistics, dashboards).
  • Shared types across frontend and backend for faster development.

Our typical TypeScript stack

TypeScript strict mode
React / Next.js
Node.js services (REST / GraphQL)
Zod / class-validator for validation
ESLint + CI checks
Testing and release pipelines

FAQ

Why TypeScript for production software?

TypeScript catches issues earlier, reduces runtime bugs, and improves maintainability — especially in larger codebases.

Do you use TypeScript on frontend and backend?

Yes — we often use one TypeScript stack across Next.js, Node.js and React Native to keep contracts consistent.

Can you migrate JavaScript to TypeScript?

Yes — we migrate incrementally: add types, stabilize modules, improve architecture and keep shipping features.

Want to build a TypeScript-first product?
Tell us what you’re building — we’ll propose architecture, contracts and a delivery plan.