++ to typescript and deno. Deno might not end up being the runtime, but at some point we're likely to see a dedicated typescript runtime. Getting on top of it n

++ to typescript and deno. Deno might not end up being the runtime, but at some point we're likely to see a dedicated typescript runtime. Getting on top of it now and understanding the implications is worth being aware of. One other thing I'd add to this is learn webcomponents. Likely we'll see things like React/Vue/etc use them under the hood in the future, but it's worth learning what they're good at and what they aren't.