5 Reasons JavaScript Devs SHOULD Learn TypeScript

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In this video, I'll share 5 reasons, with examples, WHY JavaScript developers SHOULD be learning TypesScript....like ASAP.

We'll discuss the problems solved with TypeScript, some of the quirks with JavaScript that resolve with the use of TypeScript, and how a JavaScript project can begin using it gradually.

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Intro - 0:00
#1 Static Type Checking - 2:26
#2 Real-time Code Completion and Error Checks - 9:34
#3 Use ES6/ES7 Code in Browsers - 13:56
#4 It's Optional by Nature - 15:28
#5 It's Becoming More the Standard - 17:26

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I really love that you emphasised that you still should have a deep knowledge of JS even if you use TS, that is the main mistake nowadays.

sunny
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Great video! I'm looking forward to getting more familiar with TypeScript. I like what I see.

cloudpractitioner
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Can you please start a JavaScript course. I love your teaching 🎉

Kumpressedmedicine
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i came from a c# background my opinion is actually the opposite. I like the freedom javascript has...and typescript is just another form of correction the arrogant c# programmers/like you and i want to bring to the javascript community. Javascript is unique it is not supposed to be forcefully defined. C# is my primary language but I wont want to for javascript to be like C# because I want javascript to remain javascript. No one is forcing C# to be type free...no one is forcing all C# developers to use generics...so why should that be for Javascript. Writing this wont change whats going to happen- but after all the other programming languages have been changed by Microsoft, we well just have to roll with it. They will all look the same, and be the same, after conforming to Microsoft's demands.

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