Why Should You Use TypeScript Instead of Javascript

In this video I go through pros and cons of using TypeScript.

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[krutomjer]

Keep up the great work man, it's very much appreciated !

[princenarteh]

You've being an inspiration to me. Love your tutorials. Keep it up.

You've being hyping TypeScript. Can you please do tutorials about it.
Thank you

[lucaspinheiro]

Great video, it made me more hyped to learn TypeScript. Thanks man.

[Steve-Ariss]

Great overview. I'd love more videos on the subject

[FanaticoSama]

Good video, I think that a video telling what I need to know to migrate from .js to .ts is welcome

[GTAHunter]

You are the only person who have valid typescript, mobx tutorials. if you can do big applications with more features would be really good.
Thank you for your hardwork.

[everythingisfine]

I've been using TS as a devDependency + JSdocs for type checking JavaScript. No compiling mysteries ever occur. It just works.

[benfrese]

Am I the only one who finds it at least a bit funny, that the concept of a statically typed language is received as something revolutionary when it comes to TypeScript? I mean I sure get where this is coming from, but it so normal in so many (and very popular) languages out there. In most of them, actually.

[yuriihusak]

everybody who is watching this video should understand that TS will slow you down at the beginning, very much. It is different from JS, you have to change the way of how you think, code and practice a lot before you become good at it. But as you becoming better and better it will speed up your development and at some point you will refuse go back to JS