TypeScript 0.8.1.1

Rating:        Based on 8 ratings
Reviewed:  7 reviews
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Change Set: 2bee84410e02
Released: Dec 5, 2012
Updated: Dec 5, 2012 by jonturner
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I disagree with the comment saying that it would be better to build on top of something like coffeescript. Not only would this make the project take a dependency but it would decrease the target audience / people comfortable in using this product. Also, all I need to know to use it right now is javascript. I love the way this has been designed :)
by basarat on Jan 18 at 9:30 PM
     
I would say with my little knowledge in JavaScript frameworks, this is the best JS framework. If you use this in addition with other JS frameworks like AngularJS you can design the javascript applications quickly in more manageable and structure way. If you are a object oriented programmer and want to develop web application using JS this is where you must start looking at.
by vijquick on Jan 18 at 8:48 AM
     
All, i ever missed on js!
by derHulk on Jan 17 at 7:09 PM
     
Just like every other Anders's product, TypeScript is awesome. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.
by Dato0011 on Jan 13 at 10:17 AM
     
I honestly don't see the point of using JavaScript as a base when you're going to be generating source maps. It would have been better to build off a more solid base, like adding an optional type system to a CoffeeScript dialect rather than JS. Once you have source map debugging, it's far less important how similar the language is to JS, imho.
by JeroMiya on Jan 4 at 7:06 PM
     
As a C# developer I've been avoiding JS. I've just completed porting a C#/XAML dice game to Typescript/HTML and I am so pleased with the results. Yesterday I was working on a C# project and noticed that I missed the simplicity and freedom of working in TypeScript. Thanks guys! I may never go back to DotNet.
by nhrones on Jan 4 at 5:03 PM
     
Fantastic that Anders Hejlsberg put another interesting and on a base of a popular script language, JavaScript, into service! Thanx alot for ypu and your team for this good job!
by hindermath on Dec 30, 2012 at 10:13 PM