Web Development optimize  Poll: How big of a project would you
build with JavaScript?  Would you build small, medium, or large
enterprise class applications with JavaScript? Answer this
question by taking our poll.  A few weeks ago, the covers were
taken off of TypeScript. The goal of this superset of JavaScript
is to make it easier for large teams to build big applications
with JavaScript.  For example, a team working on an enterprise
class application running on a Node.js server might want to use
TypeScript. For a long time, JavaScript has been disliked by
many developers for lacking certain traits seen as important for
large application work, though it is easily (and I believe
rightfully) argued that the lack of those traits are precisely
what makes working with JavaScript appealing. After all, once
you start adding type safety and static compilation to
JavaScript, why not just use C#, VB.NET, or Java? The answer is
because what you are doing is forcing JavaScript to look and act
just like those languages.