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TypeScript is not a checkbox — it is how you stop shipping silent runtime failures. I help teams adopt or tighten TypeScript on real products: strict configs, domain types, API boundaries, and React/Next patterns that make refactors boring in the best way.

  • Strict, pragmatic tsconfig and ESLint rules — not type gymnastics for their own sake
  • Shared types between UI, hooks, and API layers so contracts stay honest
  • Incremental migration paths for JS codebases that cannot afford a six-month freeze
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Strict TS Production
3+ Years Typed UI
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TypeScript capabilities that pay off in prod_

Typed frontend work where correctness and velocity both matter — greenfield apps, migrations, and hardening existing React/Next code.

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Strict Config & Tooling

tsconfig, path aliases, ESLint/Prettier integration, and CI type checks so bad merges get caught before users do.

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Domain & API Types

Zod/io-ts validation at boundaries, generated or hand-written API types, and discriminated unions for UI state machines.

ZodAPI ContractsUnions
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React + TS Patterns

Generic components, hook return types, context typing, and event handlers that do not devolve into `any` at the third prop.

ReactHooksGenerics
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JS → TS Migration

Phased allowJs adoption, module-by-module strictness, and refactors that keep shipping while coverage climbs.

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TypeScript problems I fix

Teams hire TypeScript help when types feel decorative or the compiler fights daily velocity.

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`any` everywhere despite `strict: true`

Loose escapes and suppressed errors. I tighten boundaries and replace shortcuts with types that actually describe your domain.

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API shapes that drift from the UI

Backend changes break screens silently. Shared schemas and validation at the edge catch mismatches in CI, not in support tickets.

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Generics nobody wants to touch

Over-abstracted utilities with unreadable signatures. I simplify patterns so the team extends components without fear.

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Migration stalled at 40% coverage

Half-typed repos are the worst of both worlds. I plan incremental modules with clear done criteria per sprint.

How I work as your TypeScript developer

Audit first, then typed delivery — whether a greenfield stack or a cautious migration on a live product.

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Assess

Type health audit

tsconfig review, `any` hotspots, API touchpoints, and where runtime validation is missing today.

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Plan

Typing strategy

Strictness roadmap, shared type locations, and conventions for components, hooks, and server actions.

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Type

Implement in slices

Vertical features with types first at boundaries — you see safer code land in PRs, not a giant theoretical RFC.

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Sustain

Document & enforce

Team notes, lint rules, and CI gates so the next hire does not undo the work in week one.

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Ready to hire a TypeScript developer?

Share your repo or a Loom walkthrough, note strictness goals, and what is breaking today. I will confirm fit and propose a typed delivery plan.

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TypeScript stack I ship with

Typed tooling chosen for long-lived frontends — not experimental type plugins for demo day.

TypeScript React Next.js Zod tRPC ESLint Astro Vitest

Why teams hire me for TypeScript

  • Daily TypeScript on production React, Next.js, and Astro codebases
  • I balance strictness with shipping — types serve the product, not the other way around
  • Clear API typing habits that reduce integration bugs with backend teams
  • Remote-friendly async workflow with US, UK, and EU clients
  • Top Rated Upwork profile with documented delivery milestones
  • Honest stack advice — I will say when untyped scripts or a smaller surface area makes more sense

Typed work in the portfolio

Projects where TypeScript discipline shows up in architecture and maintainability.

Real-Time Trading UI 500+ updates/s

GoQuant Orderbook

Heavily typed React orderbook with WebSocket message schemas, Redux state typing, and sub-100ms update handling without `any` escape hatches.

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Discovery Platform 1000+ schools

SchoolDekho

Typed React frontend with structured filter models, API response shapes, and SEO page props — built to scale past 1000 school listings.

TypeScriptReactNode.jsSEO
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you only work in strict TypeScript from day one?

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No. For brownfield apps I often start with targeted strict islands — API layers, shared hooks, critical flows — then expand. The goal is safer code without a feature freeze.

Can you type an existing JavaScript React codebase?

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Yes. I use incremental migration: allowJs, rename to .tsx module by module, and add validation at API boundaries first where bugs hurt most.

Do you work with backend teams on shared types?

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Absolutely. OpenAPI, Zod schemas, or hand-maintained shared packages — whatever fits your org. The point is one source of truth for request/response shapes.

Is TypeScript worth it for a small startup MVP?

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Usually yes if you expect the product to live past the demo. I keep configs lean so types help velocity rather than ceremony — and I will say when a tiny static site does not need it.

How do you price TypeScript migration work?

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Scoped by module or outcome: e.g. typed API layer, strict tsconfig rollout, or feature-area migration. I share estimates after a short audit of the repo and priorities.

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Open to new projects

Available for freelance — US/UK/EU clients preferred.
Full projects, hourly, and retainers welcome.

Indore, India · Remote Worldwide

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