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Just curious...hasn't 'text/C#' been an option for script tags for a really long time even though I've never seen it used? 
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It looks nice, but I haven't tried to use it yet.
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I tried TypeScript, which I thought would solve all the problems I have with JavaScript, but it's really just JavaScript with more syntax.
Maybe it's something like Stockholm Syndrome, but I've come to appreciate the flexibility that JavaScript offers.
That said, I try to minimize it because it's still JavaScript 
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I tried TypeScript.. and just from the day 1 completely forgot about pure JavaScript  
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but trying to learn Typescript!
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Thanks for the links.
I've been reading Typescript Deep Dive by Bassarat Ali Syed, a free download but can't remember where I got it. It's pretty good but parts are very confusing. I'll check out the links you sent in the morning!
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GregoryW wrote: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/typescript-in-5-minutes.html
I read it and I still don't see a need to use it. 
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Well, basically as long as you don't deal with pure JavaScript there is no need for TypeScript at all. In case if your work require to write JS, then TypeScript for sure will help you to easily maintain the code.
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