Which frontend framework is best for my project?

It depends on your team, scale, and requirements. React is the most versatile with the largest ecosystem. Vue offers simplicity for smaller teams. Angular is ideal for large enterprise apps with strict architecture needs. We help you choose the right fit.

Do you support server side rendering?

Yes. We build SSR applications with Next.js (React), Nuxt.js (Vue), and Angular Universal for improved SEO and performance.

How do you handle frontend performance?

Code splitting, lazy loading, image optimization, CDN deployment, critical CSS extraction, and performance monitoring. We target under 3 second load times on 3G connections.

How do you handle SEO for a single-page application?

Server-side rendering or static generation through Next.js, Nuxt.js, or Angular Universal so search engines and AI crawlers see real HTML on the first request. We also ship structured data, Open Graph tags, sitemap.xml, canonical URLs, and a server-rendered fallback for any route that uses client-side data. Single-page apps lose SEO traffic when the body is empty until JavaScript runs, and that pattern is what we engineer around.

What's the right way to migrate a legacy frontend (jQuery, AngularJS, older React) to a modern framework?

Strangler pattern, not big-bang. We start by introducing the new framework alongside the existing app, route-by-route or component-by-component, sharing a common backend and session layer. The first migrated slice proves the build pipeline, deployment, and integration patterns work in production. The rest follows as features ship, with the legacy app shrinking until the cut-over is incidental. Full rewrites that try to ship feature parity from day one usually miss the budget by 2x or more.

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TypeScript

A strongly typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript — for building robust, scalable applications.

Use Cases

Large-scale web apps

Our team has deep expertise building large-scale web apps with TypeScript.

API servers

Our team has deep expertise building api servers with TypeScript.

Full-stack development

Our team has deep expertise building full-stack development with TypeScript.

Library development

Our team has deep expertise building library development with TypeScript.

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Direct answers on when TypeScript pays off and when plain JavaScript is the faster, simpler call for the project at hand.

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When does TypeScript pay off compared to plain JavaScript for a project?

TypeScript pays off in three scenarios consistently. Teams larger than three to four engineers where shared type definitions prevent the integration bugs that plain JavaScript surfaces at runtime. Codebases expected to live more than a year where refactoring with type safety dramatically reduces regression risk. APIs shared across frontend and backend where TypeScript types serve as living documentation. For small scripts, throwaway prototypes, or solo projects, plain JavaScript usually ships faster without meaningful downside.

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