TypeScript
High-level programming languageWikipedia
702
MENTIONS
232
EPISODES
153
PODCASTS
Search complete. 702 mentions across 232 episodes found for "TypeScript".
Oct 27, 2026
Kevin BallHOST
So one thing we didn't talk about, but a thing that's true of both Java and like Python, I've seen it in Go.
Kevin BallHOST
I think it's true in TypeScript is it's very easy to trace where particular logic is coming from.
Kevin BallHOST
Java, if you go heavily into dynamic dispatch, maybe not.
Kevin BallHOST
But I think Go is a great example where there's a very linear dependency path where the LLM knows exactly where to pull the context in to understand what something's doing.
NeilHOST
They're using a very modern web development stack here.
NeilHOST
They're building with React and TypeScript for the core engine.
NeilHOST
It's kind of like stacking Lego blocks of data.
AlexHOST
That's a great way to put it.
speaker_0HOST
Questo accorgimento permette a 10 o 15 agenti di lavorare simultaneamente sullo stesso progetto senza bloccare il thread principale dello sviluppatore e senza collisioni di file a livello di file system.
speaker_0HOST
Un agente può occuparsi della scrittura dei test di regressione in TypeScript, mentre un secondo ottimizza le query del database e un terzo converte componenti grafici, operando tutti in parallelo con un consumo minimo di cicli di clock.
speaker_0HOST
Algoritmi di unione del codice e monitoraggio visivo.
speaker_0HOST
La fase critica di convergenza è gestita da un modulo supervisore che analizza gli alberi di sintassi astratta dei diversi rami prima di eseguire l'operazione di merge.
Gerry MarlettaGUEST
We use Slack as a surface to bring any errors that may occur on a daily refresh that automatically happens.
Gerry MarlettaGUEST
And then the design is a React front end with Vite, a node server using Express and TypeScript.
Gerry MarlettaGUEST
Again, so there's the sources and then there's the actual like pretend we didn't, whether we vibe coded this thing or not.
Gerry MarlettaGUEST
Again, there are like, you know, platforms you have to use to build the thing.
Jamison DanceHOST
Isn't that what it's for? Yeah.
Jamison DanceHOST
Embedded engineers treat assembly the same way TypeScript engineers treat JavaScript.
Jamison DanceHOST
javier gonzalez space chewy single open print salted fries lost at oh semicolon lost episode 100 the sass as in software software as a service sasquatch jeff bridges dan from drone to play dave it's time to talk about hard skills never is not just a crater on mars flamingo emoji i like chicken i like liver meomics meomics please deliver i can see dodds kyle boss Korean characters I cannot pronounce.
Jamison DanceHOST
Can't see dots.
25 MINS LATER
Dave SmithHOST
Let's see what else there is.
Dave SmithHOST
And the second one also bad.
Dave SmithHOST
And finally, I was like, it's a TypeScript project.
Dave SmithHOST
So I said, Look, is there like a way to do this with types? And it came up with a really great way.
TJ VanTollHOST
This week on Front End Fire, are shared sessions the answer to modern code reviews? And then we talk about how everything is getting hacked and apparently how everyone is forking TypeScript.
TJ VanTollHOST
It's Front End Fire.
TJ VanTollHOST
Let's do it.
TJ VanTollHOST
All right, so this week we wanted to open up.
TJ VanTollHOST
We're going to get to all the hacks.
TJ VanTollHOST
We're going to get to the TypeScript chaos.
TJ VanTollHOST
But we wanted to open up with a discussion about an article.
TJ VanTollHOST
And for those of you on YouTube, I'll bring up the article.
Adam JacobHOST
They're launching a...
Adam JacobHOST
They're launching a Rust port of TypeScript, 70% faster than the Go version.
Adam JacobHOST
Works in Wasm natively, which having built some stuff in the web browser that tried to use TypeScript types, thank you for that.
Adam JacobHOST
That's amazing.
Adam JacobHOST
They're not forking TypeScript.
Adam JacobHOST
They're very clear about that.
Adam JacobHOST
They're basically just building a fast alternative compiler.
Adam JacobHOST
It's going to wind up the default in OXC.
Amir KhwajaHOST
And Patrick, I love the comment you brought about design and AI not being able to do the design part of it.
Amir KhwajaHOST
And I think I have had the same experience and I'm reminded of recently If you know the name, Anders Heilsberg, he's the guy who created C Sharp, but going back, he created Turbo Pascal, and he's also the creator of TypeScript.
Amir KhwajaHOST
TypeScript is the most common language that AI uses today to create product.
Amir KhwajaHOST
Rust is also picking up popularity by folks who want a highly optimized application for desktop and so on.
Amir KhwajaHOST
But even in Anders' interview that I heard recently, he was mentioning that they gave in their team the task to AI to create the transpiler for TypeScript from scratch.
Amir KhwajaHOST
to see if it'll actually do a better job than the humans who designed it.
Amir KhwajaHOST
And it failed miserably, right? So, but they still use AI, but to optimize after they give the design specifications.
Patrick BentleyGUEST
And it's very important that that data is very important.
Julien BiscontiGUEST
I
MattiasHOST
think TypeScript is somewhat.
MattiasHOST
If you have to choose something, probably TypeScript would be the best.
MattiasHOST
But right now?
Julien BiscontiGUEST
Maybe.
Robert TaHOST
So let's look at customizing cloud code with mods and we can give our take on this.
Robert TaHOST
So And from Anthropic, today we're introducing mods, small TypeScript functions that could change how Cloud Code works.
Robert TaHOST
A mod can rewrite a prompt, add new UI, replace a built-in feature, or add entirely new functionality.
Robert TaHOST
You can write a mod yourself or ask Cloud Code to write one for you.
222 more episodes mention TypeScript.
Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.