TypeScript

JavaScript is now truly cross-platform. It works within browsers. It's being used to build standalone desktop applications. Enabled by Node.js, it's also being used for server-side execution. It can work on any OS. The problem with JavaScript is it's lack of scalability. It's not ideal for large projects maintained by large teams.
JavaScript is now truly cross-platform. It works within browsers. It's being used to build standalone desktop applications. Enabled by Node.js, it's also being used for server-side execution. It can work on any OS. The problem with JavaScript is it's lack of scalability. It's not ideal for large projects maintained by large teams.

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Why You Should Use TypeScript

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Functional TypeScript

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