The increasing demand for scalable, maintainable, and cross-platform web applications has highlighted thelimitationsoftraditional JavaScript-based development, particularly in large-scale enterprise systems. Weak typing, runtime error detection, andlimitedarchitectural structure restrict JavaScript’s effectiveness in complex applications. This review paper examines the constructionofaTypeScript-based framework that integrates business objects, reusable beans, and established design patterns to achieve enterprise-gradesoftware architecture. TypeScript, as a statically typed superset of JavaScript, enables interface-driven design, modularity, andimprovedcode quality. The paper reviews and compares prominent technology stacks such as Java EE with Spring Boot and PythonDjangowithAngular, focusing on architecture, performance, scalability, and security. Based on an extensive literature survey, the studyidentifiestheabsence of standardized TypeScript-centric enterprise frameworks and concludes that a disciplined TypeScript-based approachcanserveas a viable alternative for modern web application development. Keywords: TypeScript, Business Objects, Beans, Design Patterns, Angular, Spring Boot, Django, Web Frameworks