TypeScript, Dart, CoffeeScript and JavaScript Comparison
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The document compares JavaScript, TypeScript, Dart, and CoffeeScript, detailing their characteristics, uses, and advantages. It explains JavaScript's ecosystem, introduces TypeScript as a superset enabling type definitions, describes Dart's capabilities for web and server applications, and outlines CoffeeScript's syntax inspired by Python and Ruby. A detailed comparison of their features and capabilities, along with a Q&A section about upcoming courses, is also included.
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- 1. TypeScript, Dart, CoffeeScript and JavaScript Comparison LifeMichael.com Haim Michael September 7th, 2016 All logos, trade marks and brand names used in this presentation belong to the respective owners.
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- 10. What is TypeScript? LifeMichael.com class Rectangle { private width:number; private height:number; constructor( w:number, h:number) { this.setWidtht(w); this.setHeight(h); } setWidtht(num:number):void { if(num>0) { this.width = num; } } … }
- 11. What is Dart? LifeMichael.com ● Dart is an open source class based, object oriented, optionally typed programming language that allows us to develop browser based one page web applications. Dart can be used for the server side. ● Dart is developed by Google and the initial plan was to have a Dart VM installed on every web browser. http://www.dartlang.org
- 12. What is Dart? LifeMichael.com ● Using the Dart virtual machine we can execute the code written in Dart on the server side. ● We can execute the code either by using a web browser that supports Dart or by compiling the code into JavaScript.
- 13. What is Dart? LifeMichael.com class Rectangle { double _width; double _height; Rectangle(double w,double h) { width = w; height = h; } get width => _width; set width(size) => (size>0)?_width=size:_width=10.0; get height => _height; set height(size) => (size>0)?_height=size:_height=10.0; area() => width * height; perimeter() => 2*(width+height); }
- 14. What is Dart? LifeMichael.com main() { var ob = new Rectangle(3.2,4.4); ob.width = 20.2; ob.height = -4.1; var area = ob.area(); print("area is $area"); }
- 15. What is CoffeeScript? LifeMichael.com ● CoffeeScript is a relatively small programming language we can use for writing code and later transpile it into JavaScript. ● CoffeeScript evolvement was inspired by Python and Ruby. CoffeeScript provides developers with tools similar to those you can find in Python and Ruby. http://www.coffeescript.org
- 16. What is CoffeeScript? LifeMichael.com class Person constructor: (@firstName,@lastName,@id) -> printDetails: -> console.log "first name is #{@firstName}" console.log "last name is #{@lastName}" console.log "id is #{@id}" Person a = new Person("haim","michael",123123) Person b = new Person("danidin","jack",234234) a.printDetails() b.printDetails()
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- 26. Questions & Answers LifeMichael.com ● Courses I start to deliver in HIT this November (28 weekly meetings, 6800 shekels) include the following: Android 7 Java Applications Development Software Engineering in PHP Front End Development tinyurl.com/lifemichaelhitcourses ● If you enjoyed my lecture please leave me a comment at http://speakermix.com/life-michael. Thanks for your time!