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Used across Next.js applications to improve reliability and maintainability.
Used across Next.js applications to improve reliability and maintainability.
The entire CMS codebase.
The entire CMS codebase.
TypeScript is Alex's primary language for production Next.js work, covering the entire CMS codebase.
TypeScript
A statically typed superset of JavaScript. Alex uses it at a proficient level across Next.js applications, with practical confidence backed by real production use — not just side experiments.
Where it shows up
TypeScript covers the full Alex CMS codebase — a Next.js project built around a dynamic content-type registry with no hardcoded post models. That scope means type safety is load-bearing, not decorative.
What this tells you
Alex isn't using TypeScript selectively on a few utility files. The entire CMS codebase is written in it, which reflects a deliberate choice to prioritize maintainability at the architecture level — consistent with the Dynamic CMS Architecture and Full-Stack Product Development work listed on this site.