TypeScript is JavaScript on steroids. Not only it adds static typing to JavaScript applications, but it also adds ES2016+ features like arrow functions, destructuring, async/await, decorators, type guards and so on. These features are extremely powerful and help to write code in a simpler way compared to the past.

In this sessions we’ll talk about these features and we’ll see how to use them to better solve from common to advanced problems.

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Carlo Panzi at 14:52 on 10 May 2017

Seems more a talk about Visual Studio Code, which is a nice product.

Simon Vocella at 15:03 on 10 May 2017

i agree with the last comment

samskeyti at 15:06 on 10 May 2017

It was about "basic typescript" not "advanced typescript"

Federico Gandellini at 16:19 on 10 May 2017

woknap at 18:18 on 10 May 2017

Nice, maybe not advanced

Absolutely not advanced!

Federico at 19:24 on 10 May 2017

Wrong title. Improvable public speaking. Better advanced examples needed (or, as I said, wrong title).

I think Stefano did an awesome job in introducing the advantages of typescript in such a short amount of time. Plus I think the live demo (which is always very tricky time-wise) was prepared and performed extremely well. All the examples were very easy to understand and, at the same time, they were not trivial and somewhat realistic. Every example was building on top of the previous one so it was rather simple to keep the pace and understand why every feature mattered.
4 Stars only because I believe the title was a bit misleading, I felt it more like an introduction to typescript and its features rather than an advanced talk, anyway I have no doubt he could have kept going in all sort of details with more time available! :)

Good talk, but not adanced

Turned out to be about basic TypeScript, unfortunately. Couldn't even ask a question because time got short.

Samu at 09:43 on 12 May 2017

Very basic but Stefano was a great executor!

tore at 15:16 on 12 May 2017

No advanced, unfortunately.

Miro Svrtan at 19:18 on 12 May 2017

Talk was OK, as I dont come from JS community it was interesting to see some Typescript details but I wouldnt call the talk 'advanced' in any sense. Title was totally misleading, it felt more as a 'Intro to some Typescript features'.

Speaker was pretty good, I saw bit of nervousness which is understandable but think he can work on getting English bit better (it was understandable, dont get me wrong but bit hard to follow)

I love the subject but this talk was unfortunately centered about pretty basic stuff. The speaker just showcased what TypeScript can do and what everybody should do when confronted with common problems. Based on the title, I expected the same problems solved with some unconventional methods, I suppose.

Andy Johnson at 21:53 on 12 May 2017

I liked the talk, and of course, probably the lack of time didn't help to move over

Enrico Bono at 23:58 on 13 May 2017

There was not that much contents here. The talk was full of useless examples (if the function requires one parameter and we write no parameters, the amazing Visual Studio will alert us, if the function requires two parameters and we use three parameters Visual Studio will alert us, if the function requires three parameters... ok, I guess we get it).

Luca Minuti at 13:52 on 15 May 2017

Good, but it's not advanced

Samuele Lilli at 19:11 on 26 May 2017

Nice talk but I suppose it was too entry level so my rating is 3/5 instead of 4/5 as I'm evaluating it in a "conference optics").
BTW it was good for me because I was there for upcoming PHPDay as I am a backend developer and was nice to follow a topic where I'm not an expert.