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TypeScript engineering

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Technical review and embedded engineering for TypeScript applications, Nuxt and Vue products, APIs and serverless delivery.

Language & runtime

TypeScript · JavaScript · Node.js · npm

Applications

Nuxt 3 · Vue · responsive web applications

APIs & boundaries

REST APIs · JSON · runtime validation · integrations

Authentication

Auth0 · account flows · application permissions

Data & persistence

Supabase · PostgreSQL · schema and query design

Product engineering

Frontend/backend integration · product-oriented delivery

Deployment

Vercel · server-side rendering · managed infrastructure

Production engineering

Configuration · logging · debugging · CI/CD

Ways to work together

Two clear TypeScript engagements.

Use a Technical Review when an application question needs evidence, or Embedded TypeScript Engineering when the team has work ready to deliver.

Scoped technical review

TypeScript Technical Review & Discovery

Investigate one TypeScript application or technical question and provide evidence the team can use to decide what to do next.

From £5,000

Useful when

  • An application is difficult to change safely
  • API, authentication or data boundaries are difficult to trace
  • The tests or deployment path do not provide enough confidence
  • A recurring runtime problem has no agreed cause or priority

Work included

  • Run the application and establish the available build and test baseline
  • Inspect the types, runtime boundaries, APIs, persistence and dependencies relevant to the question
  • Review relevant testing, deployment and production evidence
  • Discuss missing product or operational context with the client team

You receive

  • Concise written review of the current application
  • Ranked findings supported by code or runtime evidence
  • Recommended next steps and realistic options
  • Technical walkthrough with the team

Package boundary: The standard package covers one primary repository or deployable service and one technical question. It does not include implementation, an estate-wide audit, an exhaustive security assessment or a guaranteed delivery estimate. Broader reviews are scoped and quoted separately.

Day-rate engagement

Embedded TypeScript Engineering

Add experienced TypeScript engineering capacity to an established team with a backlog, product context and delivery process already in place.

From £600 per day

3-month increments · up to 12 months

Useful when

  • A team needs additional TypeScript, Nuxt or Vue capacity
  • Product features or integrations need hands-on engineering
  • Authentication, API or database work needs focused attention
  • Build, deployment or production problems need resolving

Work included

  • Join the team’s existing backlog, reviews and delivery rhythm
  • Implement full-stack features, REST APIs and external integrations
  • Improve runtime validation, application boundaries and automated tests
  • Work with Auth0, Supabase, PostgreSQL and Vercel where relevant
  • Document decisions and share system knowledge as the work develops

You receive

  • Production-ready, reviewed engineering changes
  • Tests and documentation around completed work
  • Visible progress through the client’s existing workflow
  • A clean transfer of unfinished or completed work at the end

Package boundary: The working pattern and responsibilities are agreed for each three-month increment, with a maximum total engagement of 12 months. The client owns product priorities, domain decisions and acceptance. This is not unlimited availability, team management or permanent on-call support.

Process

Choose the working model before work starts.

Review scope and embedded capacity are agreed differently. Each begins with explicit responsibilities, access and commercial terms.

Choose the engagement

Use a technical review when the problem needs investigation, or embedded engineering when the team has work ready to deliver.

Agree the boundary

Confirm the repository, access, review question and outputs, or the embedded responsibilities and first three-month increment.

Start with that commitment

Complete the review or current three-month increment, then make a separate decision about any follow-on work.

Client involvement

What access the work requires.

The client provides repository access, build and deployment instructions, relevant logs or environments, and someone who can confirm required behaviour. A review owns the agreed investigation. Embedded engineering works through the client’s priorities and delivery process. Product decisions and acceptance remain with the client.

What to share

Describe the application, current Node and framework versions, deployment platform and important integrations, and whether the team needs a system question investigated or additional capacity for known work.

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