Intro to TypeScript, HTML5DevConf Oct 2013
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TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript and allows for large-scale application development. It adds features like classes, modules, interfaces, and optional static typing to JavaScript. TypeScript compiles to plain JavaScript, so it can be used anywhere JavaScript runs in browsers, hosts, and operating systems. It supports using existing JavaScript and third-party libraries while also providing benefits like cleaner code and catching errors for Angular, jQuery, and library developers working on larger applications.
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- 1. Intro to TypeScript Matt Harrington http://aka.ms/mattharrington @mh415
- 2. Agenda • What is TypeScript and why should you care? • How to install and use • Demos • Feature overview • Benefits for: • jQuery users • Angular devs • Library writers • Larger apps
- 3. What is TypeScript? TypeScript is a language for application-scale JavaScript development. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. Any browser. Any host. Any OS. Open Source.
- 4. TypeScript • Classes, modules, arrow functions (coming in ES6) • Interfaces, optional static typing JavaScript ES5
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- 8. How does TypeScript compare to …? TypeScript CoffeeScript Dart Main aim? Enable large-scale app dev with JavaScript Cleaner syntax, but compiles to JavaScript “A new language, with tools and libraries, for structured web app engineering” JS or something else? Yes, TS is a superset New language New language Static typing? Yes No Yes Classes, OOP? Yes Yes Yes Use 3rd party JS? Yes Yes Sorta (js-interop) Mac, Linux, Windows? Yes Yes Yes Which VM? Any JS VM Any JS VM Dart VM or JS VM Adapted from TypeScript Revealed by Dan Maharry
- 10. Summary • Typescriptlang.org & CodePlex • TypeScript adds: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. • • • • Classes Modules Interfaces Arrow functions Optional static typing Compiles to plain old JavaScript. Use anywhere. Any JavaScript is TypeScript Use tons of 3rd party libraries Use it today on projects large and small
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- #12: How to installHow to compile with tsc. Use SublimeText and build scriptPlayground:Class Employee. Fields, constructors, methods, optional static typingInheritance. Class Executive extends EmployeeInterfacesModules. Show how things are no longer in the global namespaceArrow functionsWebStorm:jQueryLarge app