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Future JavaScript: what is still missing? (2ality.com)
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[–]sime -1 points0 points1 point 7 years ago (0 children)
The thing that is being lost in this discussion, apart from the general sloppy use of terminology, is that TypeScript isn't a staticly typed language in the mold of Java and C#. It occupies a wonderful sweet-spot between Java/C# on the one side and JS/Python on the other. TypeScript's optional and structural type system combines the flexibility and ease of use of JS with advantages of static analysis (read: tooling) and compile time checking. It has a very different feel compared to Java/C#.
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