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TypeScript

Catch the bugs before they ship.

SKAD IT Solutions writes TypeScript across front-end and back-end, and migrates existing JavaScript codebases onto it without stopping delivery.

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Clear ownership

Decision rights mapped early

Reviewable delivery

Visible work and release cadence

Maintainable handoff

Documentation built into delivery

Organizations SKAD Has Worked With

What We Build

Typed Application Development

Front-end and back-end applications written in TypeScript from the start.

JavaScript to TypeScript Migration

Incremental migration, file by file, with strictness raised gradually.

Shared Type Definitions

Types shared between front-end and back-end, so API contracts are enforced by the compiler.

Type-Safe API Layers

tRPC, Zod and generated clients that make an invalid call a compile error.

Library and SDK Typing

Type definitions for internal libraries and public SDKs.

Configuration and Tooling

tsconfig, build setup and CI type checking configured so it helps rather than obstructs.

Why Teams Choose Us

Incremental TypeScript migration
1

Migration without a freeze

Typing added incrementally, so feature work continues throughout.

Gradual TypeScript strictness
2

Strictness raised gradually

Turning on every strict flag at once produces a thousand errors and no progress.

Shared client and server type contracts
3

Types across the boundary

Shared contracts between client and server catch integration bugs at compile time.

Tools and Technologies

01

Core

TypeScript TypeScript
tsconfig tsconfig
Project references project references
02

Validation

Zod Zod
Valibot Valibot
03

API contracts

tRPC tRPC
OpenAPI generators OpenAPI generators
GraphQL Code Generator GraphQL Code Generator
04

Quality

ESLint ESLint
typescript-eslint typescript-eslint
CI type checking CI type checking

Frequently Asked Questions

For anything with more than one or two developers, yes, and it can be done gradually.

It depends on size, but the point is that it never needs to happen all at once.

Eventually yes. We turn flags on progressively rather than all at once.

Slightly at first, then they save considerably more time than they cost.

Yes, and it is one of the biggest practical wins available.

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