Run TypeScript Directly In Your Browser! ✨

This is a huge announcement from Microsoft! Watch this video till the end to discover how they're trying to extend the support of typescript's type syntax, and, let us also understand what this means and how this is going to take place.

Drop a comment below and let us know if you've watched this video till the end.

Timestamps
0:00 Teaser
0:32 What is Typescript?
1:14 Typescript is a separate system
4:19 There is no type-checking enforcement in javascript runtime
5:25 Comments
6:40 Conclusion
7:36 Outro

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[aleximenwo]

This is something I have been wishing to come to live. Just copy my Typescript code into a browser console and boom!...it runs.

[krunalchauhan]

I was waiting for what the hell this! But my inner vibes told me you will the first youtuber who will explain this stuff first! 🥇

[conixwuu]

wating for this, the proposal is a simple but good way to just use the typescript code in the browser, which is convenient

[SasiKumar-nomx]

Still in stage 0, need to reach stage 4 of TC39 committee. May or May not reach final stage.

[sus-net]

I think it will be bad for the website performance as clients will have to load bigger bundles, the more characters in the file the more weight it has

[adamgonzales]

I had read this blog yesterday and I'm not surprised channels like these will show a coverage on it

[aristide_F]

i watched this video till the i'll watch every single video till the end haha

[lord]

So its like how python does, interpreter or runtime just ignore types amd use other tools for type checking 🤔🤔🤔

[bikidas]

One thing that i don't understand is where they would add this, i mean we use node to write js and our browser runs js where do they retreive javascript from

[codehunt]

Hope this will work! It's been a great feature, if this release soon.

[tomekg]

I loved writing in typescript when it emerged. But now I am disappointed with the mess Microsoft did to this language. New features break backward compatibility. We have version 4+ and the compiler looks like a proof of concept not a real world compiler. No linker. Linking done by some clumsy third party tools. Type system and generics have logical contradictions (no lower bound, "loosely inferred" upper bound, undefined as subtype of anything), the compiler options are so vast and intrusive that they produce quite different language features - all within the same version of ts. Now they propose to put this mess to js, which is already messed. I guess they reached the point when it’s hard to develop and maintain the compiler and editor tools, so they try to push it to the browser.

[akashdeeppatra]

Can you please post the blog link, also love the videos

[alinawaz]

I Can't wait for it to be live. But i want full-blown strict type system and want conditional type to be more easy and powerful 😇

[Darkitz]

thank god. normal fiddling around with sourcemaps and weird things.

[HasnainF]

I am not really in support of this. This will only bloat the code with fancy comments with no real value since the code will run anyways, regardless of if there are "errors" or not.

[Sandeep-zddq]

Now, I am thinking to create node for typescript😂

[PatrickMcMahon]

even if they add typescript directly into the browser. you should still compile your code. compilers can make code a lot more efficient.

[abhishekchary]

Is anyone interested in learning and coding together it will be a lot helpful for me let's say 2-3 hrs a day more like a learning partner.