Awesome talk. Super cool. And here I am thinking that I know Typescript pretty well and boom your video showed many more things I've not even taken advantage of. The unions and intersections are super cool. 👌
45:54 you can actually define uppercase and lowercase very easily! type X = "A" | "B" type Y = X | Lowercase Lowercase is an "Intrinsic String Manipulation Type" built-into TS!
The only problem I have with TS thus far is the backward naming convention of unions and intersections; set theory already defined how this works and it's abhorrent to me that MS would make up their own definition that makes sense to them...
Explaining Typescript from the perspective of a C# developer is not a nice idea... Why the hell would you ever use class examples in typescript presentation.... Bring us some haskell or OCaml pros, who clearly understand functional programming.
Awesome talk. Super cool. And here I am thinking that I know Typescript pretty well and boom your video showed many more things I've not even taken advantage of. The unions and intersections are super cool. 👌
Great video! Really great video! Just what I was looking for! Thank you, man!
45:54 you can actually define uppercase and lowercase very easily!
type X = "A" | "B"
type Y = X | Lowercase
Lowercase is an "Intrinsic String Manipulation Type" built-into TS!
2021 update: Enums can also be stored as other types (strings, etc)
The only problem I have with TS thus far is the backward naming convention of unions and intersections; set theory already defined how this works and it's abhorrent to me that MS would make up their own definition that makes sense to them...
And he only covered the BASICS...
No generics on generics example. Good job.
The questions broke the flow of the talk. Maybe doing them at the end would had been a better idea
Harry Potter or Eric Potter?
It's his half-brother...
Explaining Typescript from the perspective of a C# developer is not a nice idea...
Why the hell would you ever use class examples in typescript presentation....
Bring us some haskell or OCaml pros, who clearly understand functional programming.
Sorry! But Typescript was developed by the same guy who made C#