Adam Freeman
Abstract
TypeScript projects generally incorporate some amount of pure JavaScript code, either because the application is written in both TypeScript and JavaScript or because the project relies on third-party JavaScript packages installed using NPM. In this chapter, I describe the features that TypeScript provides for working with JavaScript. Table 14-1 summarizes the chapter.
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TypeScript projects generally incorporate some amount of pure JavaScript code, either because the application is written in both TypeScript and JavaScript or because the project relies on third-party JavaScript packages installed using NPM. In this chapter, I describe the features that TypeScript provides for working with JavaScript. Table 14-1 summarizes the chapter.
Key concepts: TypeScript, JavaScript, Computer science, Unobtrusive JavaScript, Programming language, Table (database), Software engineering, Database