[AccessD] OT: Meet, Play, Follow & Contribute: TypeScript - an open-source "Object-Oriented JavaScript" from MS..

Thank you, Jim --

I suppose most of us here have that potential  - the issue is to find time and money (read: generous customers ready to invest into "bleeding edge" advanced projects) to actualize that our potentials :)

In Fact ASP.NET MVC 4 (and DNN 7.x) do have KnockOut.js and jQuery (and even jQuery Mobile?) incorporated so learning and using "low level JavaScript and AJAX" is not required AFAIU...

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In fact more than triple :) - I'm really planning to start developing native mobile apps, WinPhone first, Android and iPhone - second...

We will see...

Thank you.

-- Shamil

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You have the potential to become one of the ultimate, high end, rare-breed
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JavaScript FE, C# middle tier and a database/webserver BE expert.
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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Salakhetdinov
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Shamil
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Subject: Re: [AccessD] OT: Meet, Play, Follow & Contribute: TypeScript - an
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open-source "Object-Oriented JavaScript" from MS..
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Hi Jim and Gustav --
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I'm currently looking at this scripting language as a tool to learn
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JavaScript - get JavaScript's ready to use code snippets generated from
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TypeScript code snippets, which would be relatively easy for me to start
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He is probably preparing a solid ground for a "LINQ-powered TypeScript" to
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Thank you.
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And here's the official intro by Anders Hejlsberg himself:
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However, I love the top comment by Scott Koon. He has a point:
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I'll go on record as saying this is almost the dumbest idea ever. We already
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It's called C#. Or Java. Or Lisp. Or C++. 
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FYI:*http://www.typescriptlang.org/Playground/*
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&*http://typescript.codeplex.com/
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