TypeScript Reviews

WebAssembly uses a language similar to TypeScript. AssemblyScript targets WebAssembly specifically and gives developers low-level code control. Its similarity to TypeScript makes it easy for WebAssembly to be compiled without having to learn a new language. It integrates with the existing Web ecosystem. There are no complicated toolchains to set it up. It's as easy as npm installing it! AssemblyScript is open-source software that is free and available under the Apache License Version 2.0. It builds upon Binaryen and is built on the WebAssembly specification. These amazing people brought it to you:

You can build practical, production-ready Node.js applications in a matter weeks, not months. Sails, the most popular MVC framework for Node.js is designed to mimic the familiar MVC pattern from frameworks like Ruby on Rails but with support for modern apps, data driven APIs with scalable and service-oriented architecture. Sails makes it easy for enterprises to create custom Node.js applications. Your app will be written entirely in JavaScript. This is the same language that you and your team use in the browser. Sails bundles Waterline, a powerful ORM that allows you to access data from any database. Sails comes with blueprints to help you jumpstart your app’s backend without having to write any code. Sails automatically translates socket messages for you. This makes them compatible with every route in your Sails App. Sails provides commercial support to help you accelerate your development and ensure the best practices in your code.