TypeScript for C# programmers

by Steve Fenton

An introduction to the TypeScript programming language for C# developers.

86 pages, Paperback

First published July 22, 2013

About the author

Steve Fenton is a Principal DevEx Researcher at Octopus Deploy, a DORA Community Guide, and a seven-time Microsoft MVP for developer technologies. He’s a Software Punk, an author, a programming-architect, a pragmatist/abstractionist, and a generalising-generalist. He has written books on TypeScript, Octopus Deploy, and Web Operations Monitoring.

Reviews

[Antonios · Rating 4 out of 5]

A nice and short introduction to TypeScript. It's article length rather than book (that's why it's called a mini book). it's enough to get you started but there's much more into the language, so it's expected to be used as stepping stone to more detailed books or a crash course to get you started. not to be used as a reference.

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[Javier · Rating 3 out of 5]

Una breve introducción, que da una visión general del lenguaje y que invita a profundizar en el mismo