Hire Freelance TypeScript Developers with Lemon
Do you want to beef up your young startup with proficient TypeSciript developers quickly? We’ve got the most straightforward recipe!
How to staff your startup?
You’ve stepped on the road to a startup that will someday conquer the app market, and you already have a small team of like-minded founders who’ll eagerly offer a helping hand and a supportive shoulder? Let me congratulate you: you’ve almost passed the first euphoric stage.
Now, it’s time for disturbing staffing thoughts! Where will you get web developers who won’t empty your bank account? How much time will you waste hiring them? How will you hire these developers? All by yourself? Can you test them and separate the wheat from the chaff?
Are these reflections a bit painful and desperate? Yes. Do we have a solution for you? Also, yes! Read our super comprehensive article to learn how you can hire Typescript engineers fast and pain-free.
Read on, we know how to spur your growth!
What we’ll cover?
- TypeScript and why you need it
- TypeScript and why you need it
- TypeScript the problem-solver
- What does an excellent TypeScript developer look like?
- When should you start searching for TypeScript developers for your business?
- Where can you find them?
- Hiring all by yourself? Thanks, but no.
- What do you get with Lemon.io?
- + see all
You’ve already found Node.js, React, and AWS developers? Now, it’s TypeScript time! Read on — we know the drill.
Let’s roll!
Yevhen A.
// middle front end web developer
Yevhen is an experienced middle front-end developer. He’s proficient in React, knows JavaScript fundamentals quite well, and writes clean good-looking code.
Viktor Y.
// senior software engineer
Meet a senior dev with 6 years of experience. He’s an expert at JavaScript with superior HTML and CSS skills, bridging the gap between design and development.
Taras K.
// tech lead / senior front-end web developer
Taras is a tech lead with a proper understanding of his role of a dev practitioner. He is an expert in agile methodologies and all the required engineering procedures.
Liviu Z.
//senior front-end web developer
Liviu is a passionate developer with over 10 years of industry experience, tech-leading experience, and a solid understanding of numerous business domains.
Bogdan С.
// senior lead front end web developer
Bogdan is a senior front-end dev with 7 years of overall experience. He loves Vue and has been using it to develop amazing applications for the last 4 years.
TypeScript and why you need it
Knocking out your deadlines with the finest remote TypeScript programming aces from 20+ countries — isn’t it a dream come true? Even if you still don’t know a lot about TypeScript while reading this line, you’ll probably agree that punctuality and thorough planning of all processes make your business blossom. Read along, and we’ll explain everything about TypeScript features and their usefulness!
TypeScript is a JavaScript extension
JS is the old but still popular language used for website and application creation. To create a website, you need HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML will define the layout of the content appearing on your pages, CSS will help create the visuals, and JS is responsible for the page interactivity and the behavior of all its components. All that said, learning TypeScript for JavaScript developers is a piece of cake.
A good front-end dev is proficient in HTML, CSS, and JS
Considering the abundance of new websites and web applications, small wonder these skills are among the most desirable in the IT world.
TypeScript contains all the JS details and a bit more
Hence, the JS code also works as TypeScript code. The extensions drawing the line between TS and JS help the programmers to be more data-specific in their code.
Annotating variables in TS allows verifying their match in all the code
The feature is handy: if your code is several lines long, you can check all the variables yourself, but what if it’s already stretched across dozens of lines and pages? You can’t neglect your data type changes because they won’t let your code work properly — and TypeScript catches all the modifications for you. Therefore, you’ve got less need to understand all of them deeply.
Adding types reduces the complexity and time for code writing
Nowadays, when time is probably the most costly asset of all businesses, one can’t help valuing all the tools and tips helping to make things quicker.
TypeScript the problem-solver
A type-checked language like TS can solve multiple problematic issues, sparing you a lot of time both in the initial steps of the startup life and on the point of MVP processing and improvement. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript, and you can compile it to the plain AppScript.
In addition, TypeScript provides instant feedback — deepening developers’ confidence and fastening their working pace.
What does an excellent TypeScript developer look like?
The concept of an excellent TypeScript developer is a combination of two ideas, actually: it’s a superb developer plus an outstanding TypeScript professional. That said, let’s think about what factors and dependencies make an excellent developer. So, how could we describe this person?
- Proficient not only in their field of direct expertise but also in many more adjacent fields because they are always ready to implement a grain of extra knowledge when the conceptual development urges them to;
- Readily assesses the overall project and correctly estimates the time needed to complete it;
- Proficient not only in their native frameworks and programming languages but also in English: if the project is multilingual and multinational, the working language proficiency is a must;
- Empathetic and humane. They don’t think they’ll quickly go without interpersonal communication skills while speaking to the computers;
- Doesn’t need constant surveillance and supervision. They’re mature enough to cope with the explained tasks and won’t play hooky when nobody watches.
When should you start searching for TypeScript developers for your business?
Finding a decent TS development ace is not an easy task. They’re often already employed (if they’re true pros). Newbies are always abundant, but you surely don’t want them to devastate your budget and blow your project in the air). Accessible hotshots frequently choose reputable and famous companies rather than yesterday’s newcomers. Indeed, all the «soft» bonuses of the startups (like the sense of belonging and participation, engagement in the creation of the new corporate culture, or aptness in the decision-making) are sterling and outstanding. However, the rock-solid reputation of the industry titans (like Netflix, Tesla, or Amazon) still plays an exquisite role in employment choices.
Start searching for TypeScript developers as soon as you realize you won’t be able to move forward without them. The sooner, the better. Evaluate your project from the start, compose the list of specialists you’ll need on the way to MVP, and begin scanning the market.
If you don’t want to realize you’re left without gifted TypeScript engineers at the wrong time, read our helpful overview below.
Where can you find them?
As usual, variants are abundant. Consider a strategy in advance if you decide to go for it yourself. Word of mouth works pretty well, but mainly if you want to find a couple of coders to close the micro jobs: just employ someone’s talented pal — and the thing is in the bag. However, you will need the whole squad (or at least a small group) of engineers most of the time. Hence, all the search business will become slightly more entangled than you might’ve imagined.
Hiring all by yourself? Thanks, but no.
Of course, you can be the type of person who readily embarks on all kinds of risky endeavors — a stormy sea cruise, unknown mushrooms gathering, or hiring TypeScript developers for the budding startup all by yourself. Nevertheless, statistically, you’re still in the minority (sorry for that). Not many startup owners are so adventurous — especially if they’re no coders and can’t evaluate the candidates’ talents and skills before the work starts.
Besides, just think about the time spent…
- Searching for candidates;
- Filtering their pool;
- Inviting them for job interviews;
- Listening to their answers;
- Analyzing all the information;
- Checking their communication skills and language proficiency;
- Assessing their professional networks;
- Arranging tech interviews when you’re no tech yourself.
Do we know the magic solution for all the problems? Actually, yes. Welcome to the world of online marketplaces! There are two main types of them.
Bidding marketplaces
Bidding marketplaces offer you coders and engineers who weren’t professionally checked. They make bids for each project — you choose the most desirable offer and pay them for the completed assignments. A broad spectrum of options is a clear advantage here. One of the critical downsides is the dubious quality of coders’ work. Furthermore, if the professional you choose will try to con you, there’s often no way of managing the conflict except your interpersonal communication. What about customer care?
Sincerely, it often varies from poor to absent. Some examples? Hold my beer!
It’s undoubtedly the most visitable bidding platform, where you can get free hands for all the jobs you need to complete. The candidates are plentiful, but you never know if their proficiency is OK for your startup. You’ll find and hire TypeScript developers here — although you never know if they are the right match for your project.
PeoplePerHour is the «longest-running freelance website in the UK» (est. 2007), where you can aptly hire TypeScript freelancers from Great Britain for your projects. During its existence, PPH collected a full-scale contact database suitable for even the pickiest clients.
Vetting marketplaces
Vetting marketplaces test and check the developers they offer. Generally, the candidates you choose have already completed some tests and proven their skills, so the selection process is controlled and trimmed. You state your demands — and the matching specialists offer you some options from their database.
This vetting platform helps the top 1% of the world’s talents find the Valley companies of their dream. The «intelligent talent cloud» technology, partly AI-based checking, and copious onboarding tools make finding a TS developer for hire on this service an exciting adventure. Surely worth trying for fans of experiments.
They know their rough jobs pretty well. This vetting marketplace will help you find and hire proven typescript developers, offering a decent pool of pre-vetted candidates who persisted in the 4-stage testing.
What do you get with Lemon.io?
4-step vetting process
We offer you a fully transparent 4-step vetting process. Only 1 of every 25 candidates is able to pass it. Its main stages are:
By the way, the said engineers are our contractors, so they get paid for the proper testing (and don’t have any reasons to upvote particular favorites). Such a rough procedure lets only 4% of candidates proceed to the AVAILABLE position. Let me explain: we send home 24 out of each 25 applicants! Only one becomes eligible for stellar startups. Any extra questions? Read our article on that topic.
Speed
We find TypeScript experts for your startup faster than you can say «typescript experts.» A joke? Yes, but only to some extent. You’ll already enjoy our first offer in 2-3 working days. Nevertheless, you can always reject it if something goes wrong: we won’t place any additional charges and substitute your candidate as smoothly as possible.
Convenience
All our Typescript developers are mainly from Eastern or Central Europe. That means their time zone is very convenient for distant collaboration. If you are a Great Britain- or Western Europe-based startup, all the processes go simultaneously, unbothered by the time shifts (since the maximum difference is 2 hours). You’ll get timely updates from your European developers right before your morning coffee if you’re from the USA.
What are our superpowers?
Transparent profiles
Transparent and intuitive dev profiles will make your choice easy and perfectly trimmed.
Matching and onboarding
Our Matching and Customer Success squads will make your collaboration with top TypeScript developers smooth and productive.
Extremely fast hiring
We will replenish your star team diabolically fast. If your needs change during the startup life, we will do our best to comply. In addition to TypeScript developers, we can also offer Flutter, AWK, Android, and many more — so don’t constrain your entrepreneurial imagination.
What will you get when you hire a TypeScript professional with us?
By choosing Lemon.io, you opt for the immaculate and high-quality hiring procedure:
Quick first contact for requirements check
Our sales manager is always at your service. Just hit the button — and start the talk!
Discovery call with all the essential information about the company, workflow, developers’ pool, and vetting process
At Lemon.io, discovery calls are a piece of cake. You elaborate on your wishes, and we clarify what we can do for you (virtually anything in the field of web engineering). Having received the necessary peculiarities, we’re starting to review our TypeScript developers’ base to choose the wanted candidate. See, simple indeed.
First candidates ready for the interview in 2-3 days
Remember what you’ve read before: we are the vetting marketplace. It means every professional in our available pool has passed at least 3-stage testing, and we know everything about their stack and availability. That simplifies the process enormously.
A detailed interview with the desired candidate(s) (with possible code analysis)
Do you want to check if the candidates are top coders and understand what they do? Feel free to analyze their code right in front of their eyes. We won’t bother.
Swift formalities
You can already start working with your dedicated TypeScript coding experts two weeks after the discovery call. Of course, everything also depends on if you’ll be OK with the first candidates we offer you — if not, we’ll change them, but the process will take a bit longer.
Yevhen A.
// middle front end web developer
Yevhen is an experienced middle front-end developer. He’s proficient in React, knows JavaScript fundamentals quite well, and writes clean good-looking code.
Viktor Y.
// senior software engineer
Meet a senior dev with 6 years of experience. He’s an expert at JavaScript with superior HTML and CSS skills, bridging the gap between design and development.
Taras K.
// tech lead / senior front-end web developer
Taras is a tech lead with a proper understanding of his role of a dev practitioner. He is an expert in agile methodologies and all the required engineering procedures.
Liviu Z.
//senior front-end web developer
Liviu is a passionate developer with over 10 years of industry experience, tech-leading experience, and a solid understanding of numerous business domains.
Bogdan С.
// senior lead front end web developer
Bogdan is a senior front-end dev with 7 years of overall experience. He loves Vue and has been using it to develop amazing applications for the last 4 years.
FAQ
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What features of Typescript stand out over JavaScript?
Among the vast majority of TypeScript benefits over JavaScript, we would like to underline the following ones:
- Typescript supports static typing allowing to check the accuracy at build time
- Thanks to the fact that TypeScript identifies the compilation defects during development, there are much fewer errors left at runtime. Lf JS is an interpreted language, and it doesn’t have such bonus features
- TypeScript is a JS with extra functionality — ES6 features beating the basic JS function set.
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What are the components of TypeScript?
There are three core components of TypeScript:
- Language (all the keywords, syntax, and annotations of types);
- Compiler (converts the TS instructions to JS equivalents);
- TS Language service (supports the standard set of editor operations).
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Why choose TypeScript for your project?
It’s a perfect variant for your project, thanks to its vast advantages over JS. What are they?
- Optional static typing;
- Enhanced readability;
- IDE support;
- Object orientation possibilities;
- Gifted community support;
- Integrated support for new versions of ECMAScript.
How can you find your TypeScript developer with us?
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