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No browser APIs means you'll want to use node. Except node APIs are largely based on callbacks, and you want to learn modern stuff like async/await. I think you
by brlewis 7y ago
No browser APIs means you'll want to use node. Except node APIs are largely based on callbacks, and you want to learn modern stuff like async/await. I think you'll learn modern JS best using deno. TypeScript is a superset of JS, and in the default configuration you can pretty much just write JS. And with APIs that are friendly to async/await you'll learn modern JS.