Know what's in the toolbox

Typed superset of JavaScript

Adds static types and interfaces to JavaScript, then compiles away to plain JS. The payoff is editor autocomplete, safer refactors, and a whole class of runtime bugs caught before you ship.

Memory-safe systems language

A compiled systems language that guarantees memory safety at compile time without a garbage collector. Fast and predictable, at the cost of a steeper learning curve than most web languages.

Component-based UI library

Meta's library for building UIs from components written in JSX. It is a UI layer, not a full framework, so routing, data fetching, and builds come from the tools you pair it with.

Cross-platform desktop framework

Builds desktop (and mobile) apps from a web frontend plus a Rust backend. It uses the operating system's own webview instead of bundling Chromium, so installers are far smaller than Electron's.

JavaScript runtime

The server-side JavaScript runtime that most of the web tooling ecosystem is built on. Event-driven and non-blocking, with the broadest package and hosting support of any JS runtime.

All-in-one JavaScript runtime

A JavaScript runtime that also ships a package manager, bundler, and test runner in one binary. Runs TypeScript directly and aims to be a drop-in replacement for Node.

Interpreted general-purpose language

A readable, batteries-included language that dominates data work and machine learning. On the web it shows up as API backends (FastAPI, Django) and anywhere ML models need serving.

Progressive frontend framework

A frontend framework built around single-file components (`.vue`) and built-in reactivity. More batteries-included than React out of the box, with an official router and state library.

Compiled UI framework

Svelte compiles components into small imperative JavaScript at build time instead of shipping a virtual-DOM runtime. SvelteKit is its full-stack framework with routing, SSR, and deployment adapters.

React meta-framework

The most widely used React framework, maintained by Vercel. Adds file-based routing, server rendering, static generation, React Server Components, and API routes on top of React.

Compiled object-oriented platform

Microsoft's cross-platform runtime and C# language, open source and running on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Strong for large backends, desktop apps, and games through Unity.