TypeScript Experience
Type-safe React and Next.js development for fewer runtime surprises.
Overview
How I've used TypeScript
TypeScript is what I reach for on any project with enough moving parts that type safety pays for itself — which, in practice, is most React and Next.js work at this point.
This very portfolio site is a working example — built in Next.js 14 with TypeScript throughout, from typed data models (services, blog posts, projects) to typed component props across 40+ components. Strict mode catches the kind of mismatch bugs (wrong prop shape, undefined data fields) that would otherwise surface as a runtime error in front of a client. On client projects with API integrations, typed interfaces for request/response shapes make it much harder to ship a silent data-mapping bug.
What I can do
Specific TypeScript capabilities
- ✓Strict mode TypeScript — no implicit any, full type coverage
- ✓Interfaces and type definitions for data models and API contracts
- ✓Generics for reusable, type-safe component patterns
- ✓Type-safe React props and hooks
- ✓Migrating existing JavaScript codebases to TypeScript incrementally
FAQ
Common questions about my TypeScript work
Is this portfolio site itself built with TypeScript?+
Yes — Next.js 14 App Router with TypeScript throughout, which is honestly the best way to evaluate this skill directly: browse the site and you're looking at the output.
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