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A Modern Node.js + TypeScript Setup for 2025 🚀

Sibelius Seraphini on January 29, 2025

With the latest features and tools in Node.js, setting up a modern TypeScript project has never been easier—or more exciting. This guide will show ...
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Ayne Abreham Alemayehu

Can you create a blog on express/typescript project deployment on vercel or render I have faced issues on that even after following their docs and YouTube tutorials?
Thank you again 💓

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Rasheed Bustamam

I can write one for you :)

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Eric Zingeler

Figure it out yourself. Doing is the best way to learn.

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Sujit Singh • Edited

Nice article Aasim Sibelius!

Just a small suggestion - may be you can also add appropriate node version/s which support these features and flags.

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Bhat Aasim

This Article is not mine, you can check my articles here: @bhataasim

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G.V.S Akhil

I prefer using nestjs instead of doing all these myself. By the way nice article, Thanks 🙏

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Eric Zingeler

This is a very basic setup that literally takes 5 minutes. It’s good for everyone to understand how to spin up a vanilla Node + TypeScript app.

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Bhat Aasim

Hey, I'm looking for a role.
Here is my portfolio bhataasim-portfolio.vercel.app/

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Varun Deva

It's clean and structured
Is this repo available to fork and rebuild on top of it?

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Bhat Aasim

Yes, checkout magic ui templates

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Niklas Schäffer

This setup alone probably does not get the job done at all. You don't have a buildin module Bundler in Node nore do you have an Html,Sass compiler. This is very basic but if you want you could do some basic coding.

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Lepe

You generated an article using AI on a topic you know nothing about and the result is nonsense text. Good one.

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Michael Nannola

One thing, starting with Node v.23 you don't need the strip types flag. It's on by default.
nodejs.org/en/learn/typescript/run...