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TypeScript on strict mode. Always.
TypeScript strict mode on every line of code we write. Generated types from Prisma, Zod schemas, OpenAPI specs. End-to-end type safety from database to frontend.
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TypeScript strict mode on every line of code we write. Generated types from Prisma, Zod schemas, OpenAPI specs. End-to-end type safety from database to frontend.
Book an intro →TypeScript engineering at NedDev means strict mode on every codebase, generated types from Prisma or OpenAPI specs, and Zod validation at every trust boundary. You work with us by the hour or for a fixed project price after intake. Type safety delivers 30-40 percent fewer runtime bugs compared with JavaScript-only projects, measurable across our 14+ Next.js production sites.
TypeScript engineering fits when you want to migrate a JavaScript codebase, need end-to-end type safety, or are setting up a monorepo. Built with TypeScript 5, Prisma, Zod, and tRPC.
Our internal stack packages for multi-tenant SaaS. A Laravel + Filament starter, an audit-trail engine, and a tenant-impersonation package that runs across 12 clients.
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14 EXPERIMENTS · LIVE DEMOSStrict mode enforces explicit null checks and exact type matching. It delivers 30-40 percent fewer runtime bugs and makes refactoring safe. We treat strict-off as technical debt.
Incrementally: .ts files alongside .js, then converting file by file with "any" as a temporary escape, finishing with strict mode on the whole codebase. It takes 2-6 weeks for mid-sized codebases.
tRPC gives end-to-end type safety from Next.js frontend to backend without OpenAPI specs or GraphQL overhead. Perfect for monorepo projects where frontend and backend live in the same repo.
