JavaScript

Frontend

Language of the browser and Node tooling

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Overview

JavaScript powers browser tooling, webpack bundles, and legacy SPA code—TypeScript is preferred for new Angular work in ConnectSoft engagements.

We pair Blazor, Angular, and documented UIKit patterns with API-first ASP.NET Core backends on Azure—so frontends inherit auth, feature flags, and telemetry from the same platform your services use.

For client products where this surface is the right fit, we keep design tokens, accessibility, and contract tests in CI—reducing design–dev drift while staying compatible with your Azure-hosted APIs.

Whether you standardize on Blazor or Angular, we help teams land cohesive UX on Azure with components, pipelines, and observability already wired in the Factory path.

Why we use it:

Lint and format in CI
Prefer TypeScript for new modules
Lock runtime and bundler versions
No secrets in client-side scripts
API-first integration with OpenAPI-backed ASP.NET Core services
Accessible, responsive layouts aligned with Figma and UIKit specs
Environment-aware builds deployed through Azure pipelines

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