In this episode, Mario Pereira tells us how his small team at Vopak built an edge computing platform using web technologies that monitors and analyzes data from tens of thousands of industrial sensors around the world in near real-time.

When modifying code, how confident are you that it isn’t going to cause negative unforeseen effects elsewhere in your app? Jason Schatz & Andrew Hunt join us to discuss how CodeLogic, a continuous software intelligence platform, uses TypeScript to reveal hidden connections in your application’s JavaScript code. Show notes Neo4J GoJS

In this podcast, Dimitri Mitropoulos & James Gatz join us from Kong where they work on an API design tool called Insomnia. This is not an app to help you sleep, but you might get some after you use it to get a handle on your API development. Other topics include changelogs and the threat […]

Kubilay Kahveci & Tițian Cernicova-Dragomir from Bloomberg join us to talk about their work on contributing private methods to TypeScript. Guests Kubilay Kahveci Tițian Cernicova-Dragomir Show notes ES Private Class Elements PR to TypeScript TSConf 2021: The Road to Private Methods Records & Tuples Proposal TypeScript 4.6 Release Notes Open Source Projects at Bloomberg

In this episode Mike Hartington joins us to talk about the latest goings-ons at Ionic, and Luis Fernando Alvarez and José Luis León talk functional programming.

In this episode Anne Fitz and Kristian Ekenes from Esri discuss how migrating the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to TypeScript has helped create a better and more consistent API for both internal and external users.

Iba Masood joins us for a magical interview about her company Tara.ai and its mission to help people Git Ship Done as well as more important topics like which Harry Potter character Tara.ai identifies with most.

Josh Goldberg of Codecademy stops by to chat about the surprising challenges of writing effective content for teaching programming languages, directed acyclic graphs, and his forthcoming book Learning TypeScript.

In this episode we talk types with 1Password and GrapeCity and we find out that Nick may not love VIM as much as Torrey loves Figma

Migrating AMD modules to ES Modules and TypeScript is not a small task for a large codebase. Rene Rubalcava from the ArcGIS team shares their experience of upgrading thousands of lines of code and publishing raw ESM without stopping feature work. We also touch on how some of our “new” build tools are coming full […]

Have you ever considered IDE Typescript support? On this month’s podcast Anthony and Sam interview special guest Andrey Starovoyt from JetBrains on what Typescript support an IDE can offer, integrating Typescript with Webstorm, and…Diet Coke sponsorship? Join us on this typetacular adventure!

Have you ever imagined what it’s like for an organization to have its own JS runtime environment? In this episode of TalkScript, we talk with Rob Palmer and Michael Molisani from Bloomberg about their experiences with the company’s custom runtime environment, how they manage typescript projects at scale, and finally, what’s it like to be […]

Can a monorepo be beneficial for development teams? What about for smaller companies and projects? What about for projects built with different languages? What is a narwhal’s tusk actually? Find out the answers to all these questions and more as we interview Narwhal cofounder, Victor Savkin! Speakers Sam Menza on TwitterAnthony Ciccarello on TwitterTorrey Rice […]

Over the past few years, the ability to create abstract syntax trees (AST) as a way of representing our code in a machine-readable data structure has become more reliable and more capable. Having a full snapshot of your code sounds great, but knowing how to navigate it and do anything useful with it can be […]

Inspired by others sharing their favorite software and web development tools, we thought it would be great to get together and compare our notes.

In this episode we explore why so much responsibility falls onto a single engineer in many software projects. We go on to review a project lifecycle on a healthy team.

We explore why so much responsibility falls onto a single engineer in many software projects. We go on to review a project lifecycle on a healthy team.

It’s that time of year where we find ourselves in a season of gratitude with no shortage of things to be thankful for. Bryan, Nick, Paul, and Neil each take turns sharing, covering a range of topics like static site generators, new TypeScript language features, vim stuff, and improved debugging. Speakers Bryan Forbes on Twitter […]

The team covers a range of topics like static site generators, new TypeScript language features, and more!

On this week’s episode, we reminisce about a gentler time in which we would have a fun idea, create a new directory, and immediately start coding. To this end, Paul has started working on an open source web server environment, webserv, to handle some path mapping and CRUD operations through patterns and simple configuration. As […]

We reminisce about a gentler time in which we would have a fun idea, create a new directory, and immediately start coding.

Our main topic this week revolves around the tradeoffs within the two of the biggest patterns in modern programming — classical and functional. Why are so many frameworks that launched with a functional approach adding classes while those with a classical approach are introducing functional equivalents? We examine some of the popular middleware used when […]