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By type inference I mean the compiler has your back ;-) If IDE support is getting to the point where you can hover-view/click-through to type, then that is rea

By type inference I mean the compiler has your back ;-) If IDE support is getting to the point where you can hover-view/click-through to type, then that is really quite impressive. Will be awhile before that gets to MonoDevelop, however (Linux workstation here). For me the ideal would be a terse syntax a la coffeescript, but with static type checking. I wonder what compile times are like for large-ish TypeScript projects? Imagine it's fairly quick, but even simple static type checking will bring some overhead.

michaelwww 13y ago
> If IDE support is getting to the point where you can hover-view/click-through to type, then that is really quite impressive. Like this? http://i.imgur.com/RRFq0dl.png http://i.imgur.com/RRFq0dl.png Compile times are easily control by breaking the files up. Similar to C# partial class, they can still go in the same module. I'm using the free Visual Studio Express for Web, so I'm not sure about Mono/Linux support, but I hear there is WebStorm and Sublime Text plugin support and one I also like which is Adobe Brackets.