The world wide web basically runs on JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Unfortunately, JavaScript lacks several features that would help developers use it for large-scale applications. Enter TypeScript.

In this column, I'm finally going to deliver what I've been building toward for the last few months: An HTML page in the client that uses TypeScript to integrate Web API services with a client-side ...

TypeScript was once born out of necessity to compensate for JavaScript's greatest weaknesses. For years now, it has been an almost indispensable tool in web development, always slightly ahead of ...

Microsoft says its Go-based 'native' TypeScript 7 compiler and language service are now stable enough for everyday editor and ...

Starting with TypeScript 7, a compiler port using native code will unlock "better raw performance, memory usage, and ...

TypeScript 7.0, which implements the language service and compiler in Go, promises to improve performance, memory usage, and ...

JavaScript and its type-safe sister language TypeScript seem to be unstoppable in their popularity. Whether in front-end or back-end development, the languages are now the first choice of many ...