This talk explores creating living documentation for design systems, ensuring consistent documentation at all times using TypeScript.

What alternative languages are there for writing modern frontend applications today?

Matthew shows concrete, pragmatic, examples of how TypeScript can help us write better code, refactor easily and avoid errors. He also shows the pain points of learning, and using TypeScript.

Managing state in UI apps is hard. Keeping a coherent mental model of it is even harder.

Learn how TypeScript came to be, how it differs from classic type systems, and how it can be beneficial even if you don't like types.

A decade after Node was first announced, JavaScript and the web platform have evolved. Deno is a new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime—the evolution of Node.

Learn how to convince your team to adopt and use TypeScript effectively.

CodeGen will utilise your TypeScript/Flow types to generate more native code at build time, instead of run time. TL:DR: smaller code size, faster execution, fewer errors.

A compelling, real-world, case study of how TypeScript and GraphQL helped overcome issues with legacy code, iterate faster, and provide more value to users.

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

Code Tooling 101 with an introduction to Abstract Syntax Trees, and all the weird and wonderful things you can do with them.

Learn how BuilderX, a Design Tool in TypeScript and React that generates React & React Native code, was built.

React is a UI library. But what if one day it could become a framework?

See how we are able to bring type-soundness, autocompletion, and powerful developer tooling to our internal workflows using hooks and TypeScript.

Learn how to convince your team to adopt and use TypeScript effectively.

Sometimes, undefined is not a function. Get a better understanding of why type systems help you write better programs.

Learn how TypeScript came to be, how it differs from classic type systems, and how it can be beneficial even if you don't like types.

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

A decade after Node was first announced, JavaScript and the web platform have evolved. Deno is a new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime—the evolution of Node.

See why typed JavaScript, especially in large code-bases, is worth the added effort.

Typescript was warmly welcomed with all our developers from C++, Java and C# background. So it was only a question of time for our public JavaScript SDK to be completely rewritten in TS, from scratch.

Managing state in UI apps is hard. Keeping a coherent mental model of it is even harder.

The history of moving the frontend of one of the largest services in Russia—Yandex Search—to React and TypeScript.

What alternative languages are there for writing modern frontend applications today?