cuibit
/ JavaScript Development

JavaScript development for modern web and Node backends.

We ship JavaScript — and TypeScript — across the stack: browser, Node, edge, workers. Clean modules, strict types, real tests, measurable performance.

Shipped in USA · Europe · Middle East · Pakistan
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/ In short

JavaScript development is the engineering of web applications using the JavaScript language (and its strict superset TypeScript) across browsers, Node servers and edge runtimes — powering frontends, APIs and tooling with a single language.

/ What this service includes

What we deliver with JavaScript Development Services.

01
Node.js APIs

Fastify, NestJS, tRPC — type-safe contracts and tested domain logic.

02
Full-stack TypeScript

Next.js, Remix or SvelteKit with shared types end-to-end.

03
Browser SDKs & widgets

Embeddable JS SDKs with small bundles and clean APIs.

04
Edge & workers

Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Edge, low-latency APIs worldwide.

05
Legacy JS modernization

jQuery, Backbone, AngularJS migrations to React or Svelte.

/ Is this right for you?

Honest fit check.

A plain answer up front. We'd rather not sell you something you don't need.

Yes if
  • You want a single language (TypeScript) across frontend and backend
  • You're modernising legacy jQuery, Backbone or AngularJS
  • You need Node.js APIs, edge workers or full-stack JavaScript
× Not a fit if
  • You need a WordPress CMS — use our WordPress services instead
  • Your team exclusively runs Python or Go backends
  • You need only a design or branding project
/ Best fit

Who this service is for.

  • Product teams building full-stack TypeScript applications
  • Companies modernising legacy jQuery, Backbone or AngularJS codebases
  • Teams building Node.js APIs and backend microservices
  • Startups needing fast full-stack JavaScript MVPs
/ Technologies

Our stack, battle-tested.

TypeScriptNode.jsReactNext.jsFastifyNestJStRPCBunVite
/ Pricing & timeline
Typical range
From $700 (scope-dependent)
Timeline
6 – 20 weeks
Team shape
1 lead + 1–3 TypeScript engineers

Starting from $700, depending on project scope and requirements.

/ Why us

What makes us different.

01
Senior engineers stay on the work

The people you meet in discovery stay involved through architecture, delivery and launch.

02
Search, performance and accessibility are built in

Metadata, schema, page performance and semantic markup are part of delivery, not a post-launch add-on.

03
Architecture is explained in writing

Tradeoffs, integrations and scope changes are documented so your team can audit decisions later.

04
Your team owns the output

Repos, infra, analytics and documentation live in your accounts from the beginning.

/ FAQ

Frequently asked questions

TypeScript by default for any non-trivial codebase. The type safety pays for itself within weeks in refactor speed and bug reduction.

Yes where it's the right choice. Bun is excellent for scripts, tests and some APIs; Node remains our default for most production systems.

Cuibit JavaScript and TypeScript projects start from $700, depending on project scope and requirements. A Node API, full-stack TypeScript product and legacy jQuery modernisation are each scoped differently — written proposal after a short discovery call.

Building both the frontend (React, Next.js) and backend (Node.js, Fastify, NestJS) in TypeScript — sharing types, models and validation logic across the entire stack for faster development and fewer bugs.

Node.js for production systems where ecosystem maturity and stability matter. Bun where raw performance, built-in testing and bundling are priorities — typically scripts, tooling and specific microservices.

Phased migration: extract components from jQuery into React, progressively replace page-by-page, and set up build tooling so old and new code coexist during the transition.

/ Next step

Ready to start?

Tell us about your project. A senior strategist replies within one business day — with a written first take.

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