To facilitate learning C#, I created a Typescript to C# cheatsheet to help map commonly-used TypeScript concepts to their C# counterparts.

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The post presents a cheat sheet for developers transitioning from TypeScript to C#. It provides mappings of commonly-used TypeScript methods to their C# equivalents, especially focusing on array methods from TypeScript to C#'s LINQ. Additionally, it covers async operations with JavaScript Promises and C#'s Task API, and discusses handling null and optional values in both languages. The post concludes with additional notes on C# features that are relevant to TypeScript developers.

My Typescript to C# Cheatsheet

Mapping TS array methods to C# Linq equivalents

Mapping JS Promise APIs to C# Task API equivalents

Null & optional values in C# and Typescript

This is gold…if you know u know!
my favorite is the aggregation which is Reduce in JavaScript/Typescript

Thank you for this! I haven’t used Linq much yet, but it was really helpful to see the methods all lined up like that. Understanding that they often use a SQL-like naming system will make it so much easier to work with!