What is TypeScript and Should You Learn it?

What is TypeScript?! Should you learn TypeScript? Well TypeScript is a very popular programming language that is a superset of javascript. This means typescript has all of the featurs of native javascript with the addition of others, one of the most notable being static typing. Typescript is mostly used to replace JavaScript in large enterprise level applications.

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[LIZzARDsTeam]

I was avoiding TS for a year because my entire code base was pure JavaScript, but now I barely ever create a .js file myself. TypeScript helps prevent so much JS errors it's unbelievable. It's actually faster to write TS because you don't need to spend so much time debugging your applications.

[shawnjames]

I just learnt that I know a programming language without me even knowing it

[heavydirtysoul]

You have definetely convinced me that TS is a great thing to know.
Of course, if it makes your JS much more flexible and learning TS doesn't cost a lot of time, so why not?

[CocosEngine]

Great video, we love TypeScript for our 3D game engine. We'll be sharing this with our readers!

[r_m]

Thanks tim for the video I have been hearing this buzz word "Typescript" a lot on my feed but never knew what that actually is.. 🙌

[femaledeer]

Yes, another language to learn on top of React, Javascript, Java, Python, C++, Spring etc. There must be a lot of brillant people that can learn all of this in under 10 years.

[mechantlup]

Based on what I hear from industry, TS is rapidly replacing JS in new projects.

[theusurper]

Thank God for this YT Channel
You're an Inspiration Tim🙌🙌

[abdicodes]

bro, your thumbnail game has been on a whole other level lately!

[thebugcoder]

TypeScript tutorials would be awesome lol 🔥🔥🔥

[DevlogBill]

QUESTION: I haven't seen typescript yet, I will after this video. But from what you have said so far is typescript like Java or C# where you have to put int when you're creating a numbered type of variable? For example:
int numberOne = 1;
Just curious I will find out myself and thanks for an excellent video, never heard of typescript till I watched your video.

[gueyenono]

The plot at the 20s mark was made with the ggplot2 package in R, my favorite language.

[JonathanTash]

I'm having to move from GDScript to JavaScript and that's the first thing that irked me: no static typing! I'm glad I learned about TypeScript,

[kotnikrishnachaitanya]

Should we learn Java script and then learn TS

[Hikari-sjvn]

I don't know if you will even read or care about this comment, but: Could you do a tutorial series about this language? You said it's really similar to JS, but I'd like to see a series about this language. The fact, that many people went from Kotlin to TS is insane. I'd really like to get a response, even if it is a no! Thank you for the informative video, Tim!

[djdankmemes]

Great video. Really clear and concise explanation. You're a surprisingly talented teacher. Keep it up man!

[arnabbanerjee]

If a large object gets complied to a normal object in JavaScript from TypeScript after writing and defining types for each key values taking 30 lines and more time then why should we not write that same object correctly in JavaScript.

[ZAKINGOFDESPAIR]

One doubt, should I learn typescript at the time I am in my learning stage of learning javascript. Should I just ditch javascript, or should I get a good grasp on javascript both in theory and practical sense, and THEN, when I will be later going on with some projects, you know, when I am like DONE with javascript, and then pick typescript to purify my javascript or web dev skills ?

[officesuperhero]

Interesting. I’ve wanted to learn TS. It’s used to create custom visuals in Power BI, which I work extensively with.

[kartikeyadubey]

I'm trying to get into web development and am currently learning CSS, already done with HTML basics
I have no knowledge of JavaScript, so should I learn that next or should I start with Typescript itself?