TypeScript is a variation of the popular JavaScript programming language that adds features that are important for enterprise development. In particular, TypeScript is strongly typed—meaning ...

The JavaScript language and its ever-changing ecosystem of packages and practices can make codebases quickly become hard to maintain. The resulting loss of development velocity and/or code quality ...

After initial internal Microsoft resistance, open-source TypeScript is now a go-to language for building web apps.

In TypeScript, running the code is relatively straightforward: You instantiate a Worker object, passing the path to your script file. If your web worker code is in a separate file, then formatting ...

Microsoft designed TypeScript for large JavaScript web applications, and it is now a top-10 language in Redmonk's programming language popularity language rankings.

The Language Promise Index in JetBrains' State of Developer Ecosystem report ranks languages by growth, stability, and adoption willingness.

Deferred module evaluation imports a module without immediately executing the module and its dependencies, avoiding unnecessary CPU work during initialization.

Many Java developers are learning TypeScript. Here are the five differences between Java and TypeScript that developers need to know.

Microsoft released TypeScript 4.8 with a host of new features ranging from Find All References improvements to the ability to exclude specific files from auto-imports.