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  • Presented by Anders Hejlsberg, Daniel Rosenwasser, Mohamed Hegazy, and Ryan Cavanaugh
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Programming languagesWeb developmentTypeScriptJavaScriptLanguage design and type systems

The TypeScript team, including Anders Hejlsberg, discusses language design, functional programming, OOP, and the future of TypeScript.

Torrey Rice and Nick Nisi of the TalkScript Podcast record a live episode with the TypeScript team's Anders Hejlsberg, Daniel Rosenwasser, Mohamed Hegazy, and Ryan Cavanaugh at TSConf 2018

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What people say. Recommended for Anders Hejlsberg's insights on functional programming, OOP, and WebAssembly in the context of TypeScript.

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u/ibezkrovnyiin r/typescript • Recommends

On “Question: How common are typescript jobs that don't involve angular”

Let Anders Hejlsberg answer on FP/OOP (tsconf.io): link to this video
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u/ibezkrovnyiin r/typescript • Recommends

On “Question: How common are typescript jobs that don't involve angular”

…kground, while TypeScript itself is just a JavaScript with types, you can use any *-programming. 4. fat arrow lambdas itself are the part of JavaScript standard. Pure FP features of TypeScript are for example structural type system, discriminated unions, conditional types, mapped types, literal types. More on FP in TypeScript by Anders Hejlsberg: link to this video…
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u/ackerlightin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Blazor Revealed: Building Web Applications in .NET [Blazor book just released]”

Ideally, WebAssembly is meant to write performant operations that require integer and floating point operations, like resizing an image, do cryptographic stuff, etc. People has the very wrongful idea that WebAssembly is meant to replace everything related with the UI stuff that Emscripten compiler does. I think is interesting to see Anders Hejlsberg (19:45 mark) opinion on WebAssembly.
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