AssemblyScript provides a way to get around the steep learning curve for WebAssembly.

I have waited a long time for these changes, and I think the TypeScript official announcement does its usual job of underselling the great new features.

Stencil is well developed, well documented, battle-tested, backed by a big company, aligned with standards, and is very easy to learn.

Stop writing TypeScript like you’re writing JavaScript.

This is the second post in the not all compilers are created equal series, in which we compare TypeScript (TS) […]

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There are many ways to skin a cat, and for each one, there is a statically typed language that compiles […]

Have you ever factored out a constant in TypeScript, only to have the type checker start reporting some mysterious errors? […]

Bugs make our users unhappy and slow the development of our products down. The front end of our product is […]

When I started developing no one was talking about “compiling” their JavaScript sources. Everyone just wrote a couple of scripts […]

Grab a coffee, settle in, and read slow. Our review doesn’t miss much.

Typescript has come a long way since its inception over six years ago and is being adopted by leading web […]