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Introduction Hi guys! I am currently working on the server-side TypeScript framework. My team already widely use this framework in various e-commerce and ERP projects. Structure and semantic were inspired by other popular frameworks like Spring and ASP.NET. List of main goals: Testable, supportable, scalable Minimalistic, idiomatic, clear Intuitive, readable, understandable Powerful Currently, t
Every developer knows state management is difficult. Continuously keeping track of what has been updated, why, and when, can become a nightmare, especially in large applications. In the Angular world, the most popular solution is ngrx/store, which was inspired by the famous Redux model. Personally, I’m a big fan of Redux and worked a lot with ngrx; However, both as a developer and as a consultant,
I’m a big fan of TypeScript. The first time I heard about it was around 2013 (release 0.8), but back then, it wasn’t very mature: after trying it out in one or two smaller projects, I abandoned it. I started using it again around release 1.6 (2015) along with Angular 2, and have had such a great experience with it that I’ve slowly started migrating most of my existing projects to it. I also use it
Very fast and lightweight, standards-compliant, self-hosted javascript parser with high focus on both performance and stability
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