We spend a lot of our time reading TypeScript code for many different reasons, code that may have been written by yourself or someone else. So why not do our future selves and colleagues a favor and write TypeScript code that at a glance will communicate what it’s doing?
Learn how to program with TypeScript in this full course for beginners. TypeScript is a free and open source programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It is a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript and adds optional static typing to the language.
TypeScript allows infrastructure code to have integrated testing, compile time checks as well as being able to create infrastructure APIs. This talk shows why a real language is more suited to infrastructure management than DSLs, JSON or YAML. In addition, it explains how to build infrastructure that manages Serverless, PaaS …
Having spent over twenty years on developer tools I was convinced that Eclipse is the last development tool I work on. I was wrong. It all started five years ago as an experiment to see what is possible when it comes to developing in the browser using modern JavaScript, HTML, …
JavaScript has grown from a webpage toy to being used in large-scale deployments both on the server and in the browser. This rapid growth has outpaced the growth of the language itself, which lacks features that allow teams to communicate requirements and build applications safely. This session offers a guided …
There have been several attempts at patching static typing into JavaScript, but none have had notable success. TypeScript is different. Aligning with the EcmaScript 6 standard, it is a simple superset of JavaScript that’s easy and intuitive to learn — especially for those who know JavaScript. In this talk you …
