Node.js / TypeScript development agency

Our back‑end developers support you in designing and scaling your Node.js applications.

TypeScript everywhere

Using Node.js allows your back‑end and front‑end teams to share a single language: TypeScript. We’ve used it at Galadrim on dozens of projects, with frameworks such as Express, Nest.js, Fastify, and Adonis.

3 reasons to choose Node.js

01.

Node.js is fast

Thanks to its V8 execution engine and event‑driven architecture, Node.js is particularly well‑suited for applications requiring high scalability and low latency.

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Node.js is versatile

With Node.js, you can build server applications, command‑line tools, or back‑end scripts. Its npm ecosystem offers a huge collection of libraries to accelerate development.

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Node.js is widely used

Node.js is the most‑used web framework according to the Stack Overflow 2023 survey. It is used by many major companies, including Netflix, Uber, LinkedIn, and PayPal.

Galadmin

Galadmin is the open‑source Node.js‑based back‑office module we published. Galadmin enables creating a complete back‑office in just a few minutes. It is compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.

Our experts Node.js

Damien Deredec

Tech Lead

Guillaume Caulier

Tech Lead

Matthieu Locussol

Full-stack developer

Aurélien Robineau

Full-stack developer

Robin Baraud

Partner & Head of Nantes Office

Joseph Marotte

Tech Lead

Gaétan Juste

Full-stack developer

Mayeul Le Monies de Sagazan

Tech Lead

Geoffrey Mottier

Full-stack developer

Nicolas Véron

Full-stack developer

Tina Alaei

Tech Lead

Paul Beslin

Tech Lead

Michel Deckert

Full-stack developer

Mickaël Rolland

Tech Lead

Thomas Hallot

Tech Lead

Benjamin Merchin

Full-stack developer

Nicolas Descreux

Full-stack developer

Florian Ehr

Tech Lead

Alexis Quest

Full-stack developer

Léo Turpin

Full-stack developer

Martin Lebard

Full-stack developer

Cyrvan Bouchard

Full-stack developer

Alex Salmon

Full-stack developer

Alexis Theas-Laban

Full-stack developer

Corentin Dominguez

Full-stack developer

Antoine Liu

Full-stack developer

Baptiste Vilboux

Full-stack developer

Xavier Facqueur

Full-stack developer

Grégory Artaud

Full-stack developer

Rémi Cazin

Full-stack developer

Sylvain Rocchia

Full-stack developer

Martin Louvard

Full-stack developer

Benjamin Drighès

Partner & CTO AI

Abdelkader Chettab

AI Engineer

Molly Allerhand

Full-stack developer

Salem El Ayeb

Full-stack developer

Côme Lassarat

AI Engineer

Valentin Lepiller

Full-stack developer

Julien Chapuy

AI Engineer

Pierre Gaillard

Full-stack developer

Théodore Chhean

Full-stack developer

Horace Belot

AI Engineer

Antoine Toussaint

Full-stack developer

Antonin Duthil

Full-stack developer

Eliott Barbot

AI Engineer

Rémy Meriau

Full-stack developer

Quentin Massonnat

AI Engineer

Raphaël Giavarini

Full-stack developer

Maud Bergonzoli

Full-stack developer

Grégoire Bellon

Full-stack developer

Firas Yahyaoui

Full-stack developer

Félix Monnier

AI Engineer

Antoine Damien

Full-stack developer

Kévin Trevis

Full-stack developer

Arthur Pigeon

Full-stack developer

Jean-Baptiste Hammann

Full-stack developer

Arthur Urlic

Full-stack developer

Clément Desnoues

Full-stack developer

Mattéo Le Gall

Full-stack developer

Maceo Duriez

AI Engineer

Timothée Blanchy

AI Engineer

Léandre Arnaud

Tech Lead

Bryan Van Paemel

Full-stack developer

Rayan El Rawas

AI Engineer

Romain Benoit

Full-stack developer

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Frequently asked questions about Node.js and TypeScript

What is npm and why is it used with Node.js?

npm is Node.js’s package manager. It allows developers to install, update and manage the libraries and tools they need for their projects. Along with a vast package registry, npm simplifies dependency and project script management.

What is the main advantage of TypeScript compared to JavaScript?

TypeScript provides a static type system that allows developers to define the type of variables, functions, and more. This leads to better compile‑time error detection, smarter autocompletion, and improved code readability.

What is the Node.js event loop?

The event loop is the core mechanism of Node.js that enables non‑blocking code execution. It manages events and executes associated callbacks when the event occurs or when a task is completed.

Why is TypeScript considered a superset of JavaScript?

TypeScript is considered a superset of JavaScript because any JavaScript code is also valid TypeScript. TypeScript simply adds extra features—mainly static typing—that do not exist in pure JavaScript.

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