appendix B. Typed JavaScript<T>
As we reflect on everything that we’ve covered about JavaScript in this book, it’s hard to think that anything could be missing. But the web is a living, breathing creature, and we can count on JavaScript to continue evolving in the years to come. Believe it or not, I skipped many important topics so that this book could fit in your hands (or on your mobile device). But I felt that one of these topics was important to discuss, at least in a small appendix: types for JavaScript.
In the programming world, there’s always been the epic struggle of choosing between typed and untyped languages. If you’ve read this far, you’ve already made that decision. Type systems come in many flavors. The spectrum includes strongly ...
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