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This document introduces Node.js and TypeScript. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime for building scalable network applications asynchronously. While JavaScript is powerful, large applications can be difficult to maintain without types. TypeScript adds optional static typing to JavaScript to allow for cleaner syntax and better tooling. The document demonstrates basic Node.js and Express applications and shows how TypeScript can be used to add types and improve code quality when building servers with Node.js.

Get Your Node.js Under
Control with TypeScript
Yaniv Rodenski
Senior Architect
Level: Intermediate - Advanced

About me:
• Senior Architect – Sela Group
• Windows Azure MVP
• Coauthor of Developing Windows Azure
and Web Services (MOC 20487)
• Developing software professionally since
1997

About 1997:
Script-based server side
Shared hosting environment
Browser wars
New HTML standard that will
“Change the World”
This guy was the PM of Israel

Agenda:
• Introduction to Node.js
• Introduction to TypeScript
• Getting Node.js under control

Back to the future – Node.js
• A JavaScript runtime that is designed for
asynchronous IO operations
• Very lightweight and fast
• Used by a growing number of companies:

The Node.js ecosystem
• Web frameworks
– Express.js
– Socket.io
• Database support
– MongoDB
– SQL Server
• Hosting and Cloud environments
– IIS, Azure
– Forever, PM2

Wait! JavaScript on the server side?
• JavaScript is considered a second-class
language:
• "JavaScript is Assembly Language for the Web“ - Erik
Meijer
• “You can write large programs in JavaScript. You just
can’t maintain them.” - Anders Hejlsberg

JavaScript benefits
• But JavaScript is a powerful language:
• Functional
• Object Oriented
• Dynamic
• Great runtimes
• Huge community
• Tools

So what is TypeScript?
• TypeScript is one of many new JavaScript
front ends:
– DART
– CoffeeScript
– ClojureScript
• A JavaScript superset
• Introduces static typing for JavaScript
• Some ECMAScript 6 features

Key Features:
Support
standard
JavaScript
code
Provides
static
typing
Encapsulatio
n through
classes and
modules
Support for
constructors,
properties
and
functions
Interfaces
and enums
support
Lambda
support =>
Intellisense
and syntax
checking

Synchronous server operations
Client
DBServer
Client

Asynchronous server operations
Client
DBServer
Client

Express
• ExpressJS is a web application framework
inspired by Sinatra
• Minimal and flexible
• Provide a quasi-MVC server side
development

Summary
• Node.js is a powerful and lightweight out-
of-browser JavaScript environment
• JavaScript is a powerful language by itself
• TypeScript provides optional static typing
and cleaner syntax and tools, which can
be handy while developing large
applications and exposing APIs

Resources
• Node.js: http://nodejs.org/
• TypeScript: http://www.typescriptlang.org/
• Slides and Demos: http://sdrv.ms/152qU0b
• Definitely Typed:
https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyT
yped
• Twitter: @YRodenski

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