Typed dispatch consoles
React 18 and TypeScript across sixteen screens that refresh together.
Typed React front ends built with Vite and tested with Playwright. Our one published TypeScript build is a dispatch console with sixteen screens on a single refresh cycle.
React 18 and TypeScript across sixteen screens that refresh together.
The console is built with Vite, as Create React App closed to new apps.
End-to-end tests on the console, with pytest on the back end.
Projects moved from TypeScript 5 or 6 to the native compiler.
From TruckFleet Labs, a dispatch console and driver app for a 42-truck operator.
The last release based on the JavaScript codebase.
A native port in Go, described by Microsoft as 10x faster.
The current preview. It adds import attributes in ambient modules.
Source: TypeScript team blog, devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript, checked 30 October 2026.
A React 18 and TypeScript console with Vite, Playwright tests and a FastAPI back end, plus a native iOS driver app.
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DockerTypeScript 7.0, released on 8 July 2026. TypeScript 6.0 was the last release on the JavaScript codebase. TypeScript 7.1 has been in beta since 20 October 2026.
Microsoft describes it as a 10x faster native port and says it is often about 10 times faster than TypeScript 6.0. Your result depends on the project.
We have no published migration of that kind, and we say so on the first call. Our published work is a console written in TypeScript from the start.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Thirty minutes on your screens, your build tool and your TypeScript version. No sales pitch.