Angular 2 Webinar with John Papa

[@kennedystephen]

"Why are types important? Frankly, I could really care less about types in general, except for one big thing - types allow us to have tooling that helps us find mistakes early." - Yes. Yes. 1000x yes.

[@mishagoscreative]

Enforcing app structure to make debugging easier, in fact, to avoid having do debug in the first place. Typescript will lyk if you've tried to do something to a variable that you haven't explicitly defined.

[@StanislavG.]

Please tell me how many type related bugs are you having? I'm sure it's not a lot.

[@MarkPradhan]

Whats up with the quality of the sound dudes? Angular 2 and jada jada about modern this and modern that but you sound like some radio show from 1995. Respect what you make bro, dont just throw it out there.

[@IgnacioChavez]

The answer is, because its a webinar. Usually when streaming live video + audio with a live audience you have to compress the audio so its faster and you can avoid cut offs, and synchronization issues.

[@MarkPradhan]

+Ignacio Chavez Ok, i had some sand in my vajayjay at the moment i wrote that, hehe..

[@kulsumkulsum6130]

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[@StanislavG.]

I don't like typescript. It's some kind of weird C# thing only corporate assholes would come out with. Types are stupid, deal with it, this shit belongs to the 90's (kinda like Microsoft). You're not making a better code by having more of it.

[@SBDavin]

"Don't fix it if it ain't broke" presupposed that you can't improve something that works reasonably well already. If the world's inventors had believed this, we'd still be driving Model A Fords and using outhouses." - H. W. Kenton I love your quote, "You're not making a better code by having more of it." I can hear the ancient echoes from days past when assembly language developers said the same thing when talking about C or Java. TypeScript is largely based on the future versions of ECMAScript with matching keywords. Please take a chance to listen to the founder of Mocha (ECMAScript) back in 2015: brendaneich.com/2015/06/from-asm-js-to-webassembly/ Take a fresh look at modern Microsoft. Microsoft has created/released free development tools, including VS Code (Linux, Mac, Windows) and Visual Studio Community Edition (Windows) Microsoft has led the creation of a free Open Source Software (OSS) development framework created by developers all over the world called .NET Core for Linux, Mac, Windows

[@StanislavG.]

Relax dude, you ain't exactly building rockets here. Javascript is a good language, you just don't know it good enough and think another better shiny thing will make you a better programmer. I bet you're ecstatic about Webpack too, although a while ago you though Gulp was the shit, and before that it was Grunt. Remember CoffeeScript? That was great huh? :)