TypeScript: Feedback from a real life project within TypeScript and the future of JavaScript

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This session is divided in two main parts:

The first one will be focus on feedback about how we worked with TypeScript an a big open source project : VorlonJS
We will see how TypeScript helped us to create a great project, and allow users to contribute easily.

In the second part we will discuss about the new features of TypeScript like Annotatins, Metadatas proposed in ES7 and non nullables Types.
This will be a great example to address the future of JavaScript and the emergence of JavaScript compilers.

Speaker(s): Sebastien Pertus [Microsoft]



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