What is TypeScript!?👩‍💻 (in 30 Seconds) #programming #technology #software #code #javascript

[justadam]

"What is Typescript and do I need it?"
Yes and yes.

[boredguy]

Started using typescript for my new project with tailwind. It feels like hassle due to the fact that i have to write more boilerplate code now but it also reduce my debugging time by half. So, It feels like a nice tradeoff.

[AJ.]

You should see me learning typescript as my first language so i can build my digital twin applications for my company... sleepless caffeine life lol

[tylim]

Typescript type level programming provides superb dev experience

[oniadrian]

I love when people describe Typescript as just JavaScript with added types when it's so much more than that

[skuffies]

Just started learning it, finally decided to. I already love it!

[Amin]

I Started learning typeScript today, thanks for vid !

[nifiseagb]

Please can you do a video of the difference between typescript and JavaScript

[sawilliams]

Let’s put another layer of complexity to the code!!

[ttallyzn]

You don’t need it but it beneficially to everyone that uses it. Every programmer makes mistakes and typescript is there to catch these. It also really easy to make one change and find where it breaks everywhere else without having the run the code at all.

[brandonz]

I was really apprehensive about jumping on the typescript train. Mostly because of the ts community shoving it down my throat and forcing it on me.

I started with loose languages like python and js, and types felt inconvenient to me for development. After using it for a while at one of my jobs I prefer it for projects where you collaborate with other devs. The biggest selling point for me is intellisense. Its incredibly nice to hover over a function or method and see exactly what it needs/what it returns.

Also the market is moving to it so it's TS or finding a new career 🙃

[weronikaka]

At this point I'm in love with Microsoft.

[RomanianProductions]

I grew up with no types and garbage collection, so I’m used to it

[Marklavrinenko]

You don't need TS if you know JavaScript well. It's an extra layer on top of js.

[Ajay.m-scvc]

But in js we can also fix errors before launching it for clients to use, I don't know what T's is

[tnvmadhav]

Golang is perfect for catching errors — the code won’t compile if you don’t catch them 😅

Will try out typescript 👍🏻

[zappellin]

To be fair, I think JavaScript is just not suited for big app anymore, like you are going to encounter so much problem that could have been avoided with Typescript, I also find ts code to be more readable in some way even if it's quite verbose at first

[MikeDest]

We’ve come a long way. I remember when JavaScript was clowned like PHP is now.

[shayansheshashayan]

Typescript makes ur app bulky by adding an extra layer. Instead u can use Linting extensions. Also the syntax is gibberish...!!

[wennwenn]

I believe the primary feature of any programming language must be easy learning curve. Typescript is good but could have been better IMHO