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Jul 2026·5 min read
Why I Choose TypeScript for Every New Project
A look at how TypeScript improves velocity, confidence, and collaboration on modern teams.
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The usual argument for TypeScript is bug prevention, but the real payoff is speed. Types are documentation that can't go stale, and they make large refactors something you do on a Tuesday afternoon instead of scheduling for a quiet sprint.
On teams, types are a communication tool. A well-shaped domain model tells the next developer which states are possible and which are not, long before they read a single line of implementation.
The trick is to type boundaries rigorously — API responses, form input, database rows — and stay pragmatic in the middle. Inference does most of the work if you let it.