They better be learning javascript directly because TS is just a syntactic sugar for js language with the purpose to lure in OOP programmers. It means that nothing works as it looks because js is a functional language and not an OOP one. I have seen quite a lot of TS code wrongly designed and implemented because programmers think it's an OOP lang. For example, a class in JS and TS is not even similar to the class in OOP language, although it looks the same. You will lose nothing by not learning the TS lang.
It's supposed to be a unique language in its own right but bridging the gap between OO programmers and Javascript was definitely a consideration when they designed the language. It makes sense to.
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They better be learning javascript directly because TS is just a syntactic sugar for js language with the purpose to lure in OOP programmers. It means that nothing works as it looks because js is a functional language and not an OOP one. I have seen quite a lot of TS code wrongly designed and implemented because programmers think it's an OOP lang. For example, a class in JS and TS is not even similar to the class in OOP language, although it looks the same. You will lose nothing by not learning the TS lang.
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I recommend learning Typescript so you can write Playwright tests in it. I find it easier than using the compiled version
I don't understand why they didn't just make it the same. It looks like they are trying to bridge c# and Javascript devs...
It's supposed to be a unique language in its own right but bridging the gap between OO programmers and Javascript was definitely a consideration when they designed the language. It makes sense to.