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Frontend

TypeScript development services for consoles with many screens

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.

Vite
1Published build on TypeScript
16Screens in that dispatch console
8 Jul 2026TypeScript 7.0 released
10xOften faster than TypeScript 6.0, per Microsoft
What we build

What we build with TypeScript

Typed dispatch consoles

React 18 and TypeScript across sixteen screens that refresh together.

Vite builds

The console is built with Vite, as Create React App closed to new apps.

Playwright tests

End-to-end tests on the console, with pytest on the back end.

TypeScript 7 upgrades

Projects moved from TypeScript 5 or 6 to the native compiler.

Toolchain

Where TypeScript sits in a front end

The toolchain behind a dispatch console
Source
TypeScript logo
TypeScriptTyped code
Build
ViteDev server and build
App
React logo
React 18 consoleSixteen live screens
Tests
PlaywrightConsole tests

From TruckFleet Labs, a dispatch console and driver app for a 42-truck operator.

Versions

TypeScript moved to a native compiler in 2026

The 2026 release line
23 Mar 2026

TypeScript 6.0

The last release based on the JavaScript codebase.

8 Jul 2026

TypeScript 7.0

A native port in Go, described by Microsoft as 10x faster.

20 Oct 2026

TypeScript 7.1 Beta

The current preview. It adds import attributes in ambient modules.

Source: TypeScript team blog, devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript, checked 30 October 2026.

Builds

The TypeScript build we can show you

TruckFleet Labs dispatch console and driver app built by Dev Station
Logistics, fleet operations

TruckFleet Labs

A React 18 and TypeScript console with Vite, Playwright tests and a FastAPI back end, plus a native iOS driver app.

16Screens on one refresh cycle
Fit check

When TypeScript is the right call

Pick TypeScript when

  • A front end with many screens and shared data shapes
  • Several developers will change the code over the years
  • You want mistakes caught before release

Look elsewhere when

  • A one-page script that will never change
  • You need a published JavaScript to TypeScript migration to inspect, which we do not have
  • The team has no time to learn it

Explore

Where we used it

See also: for the front-end framework, read the React page. For the build tool, read the Vite page.

Stack

What TypeScript usually ships with

React logoReact
Node.js logoNode.js
Angular logoAngular
React Native logoReact Native
Python logoPython
Docker logoDocker
FAQs

What buyers ask first

Which TypeScript version should we use?

TypeScript 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.

How much faster is TypeScript 7?

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.

Do you migrate JavaScript to TypeScript?

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.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us what your front end has to hold

Thirty minutes on your screens, your build tool and your TypeScript version. No sales pitch.

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