TypeScript
Typed JavaScript for the platforms we build.
Why us on this
TypeScript adds static types to JavaScript, so a whole class of mistakes fails at build time instead of in production. It lets us write front end and back end in one typed language.
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The other tools we reach for on the same kind of work.
JavaScript runtime for client portals, APIs and extraction engines.
Rules engines and custom logic inside our workflows.
Front-end library for business applications.
Front-end build tooling.
Utility-first CSS for consistent interfaces.
Front-end framework used inside ServiceNow portals.
The .NET language inside UiPath workflows.
The language behind much of the web, still the right tool for a lot of it.
Talk to us
Already running TypeScript?
Tell us what it is doing today and where it stops. We will say plainly whether we can move it, what that takes, and when it is the wrong tool for what you are trying to do.
