A few weeks ago, I published an Intermediate TypeScript and React Handbook [/news/build-strongly-typed-polymorphic-components-with-react-and-typescript/]. It received many views and I got several emails. Most were “thank you” emails, but then there were others like: > “… I am new to programming, what is TypeScript?” And: > “Thanks for this free ebook,

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A few weeks ago, I published an Intermediate TypeScript and React Handbook. It received many views and I got several emails. I’ve decided to answer the queries in those emails with the article I wish I had when I learned TypeScript. Let’s use an analogy you’ll never forget: The TypeMart grocery store and the JMart convenience store.

What is TypeScript? A Beginner's Guide

<p>This is really good article on how TypeScript differs from JavaScript</p>
