RedMonk co-founder James Governor has now offered his theories as to why TypeScript is "exploding". While TypeScript isn't a replacement for JavaScript, it can dramatically improve a language ...

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It is becoming apparent that developers who typically work with JavaScript are now turning their attention to Rust, a programming language that stands out for its efficiency and safety.

Why have these programming powerhouses remained ... As Java powered the back end, JavaScript (which, despite the name, really has nothing to do with Java) powers the front end of applications.

Why didn't Microsoft just back Google's Dart instead? (Besides the fact that Dart is attempting to replace JavaScript with a new language and type system, it seems kind of obvious to me Microsoft ...