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Over the past few years, we’ve seen JavaScript applications for the web, on the server, and on Windows become much more substantial in size. To address this trend, last October we released the initial version of TypeScript, which enables application-scale JavaScript, providing high-fidelity interaction with existing JavaScript libraries, and giving developers the direct power and flexibility of JavaScript from a language that supports advanced tooling and error detection. Today, I am happy to announce a major milestone in the evolution of TypeScript, with the 0.9 release. Along with important new language features and improved tooling capabilities in Visual Studio, we’ve
done considerable work to scale the TypeScript language service for large application development, giving developers a smooth, interactive experience regardless of project size. TypeScript has already been positively impacting web development, even as an early technical preview.  Inside Microsoft, teams in Bing, Team Foundation Server, So.cl, CodePlex, and elsewhere are using TypeScript in production applications, some in excess of 200k lines, leveraging TypeScript’s ability to scale quickly with the assurances provided by a type system and rich IDE support.  In the broader JavaScript community, projects like Turbulenz and Starling.js have leveraged TypeScript as part of...(Read whole news on source site)

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