@JuanMoisesTorrijos

"I could probably turn up to work drunk, and still code pretty good." -Matt Pocock. What a line! ๐Ÿ˜…

@jhonyortiz5

I want to see a vscode documentary

@popularize

Can we all take a moment to appreciate that this documentary popped on a 12.4k (and I'm sure the count will climb fast) YT account, and not some official large tech co handle? 
Well done !!

@aram5642

I might be wrong, but I can't beat this impression that I have just watched a 70+ min long film about TypeScript without a single mention of tsconfig. Correct me if I missed that. ;-)

@dopetag

That is sick! Keep up the good work. Thanks Microsoft for VSCode and Typescript!

@siya.abc123

We all appreciate the efforts of the Typescript team

@JeyPeyy

I don't think it can be overstated how important Satya Nadella's approach to the CEO role has been for Microsoft. Just a few more years of Ballmer and I believe MS would have been toast.

@zb2747

Documentaries like these remind me that there is great man power behind the tools (we) developers use everyday. Much respect to Microsoft and those who helped build Typescript.

@andrewmanyore9913

As someone who made the switch from game dev to web dev. I really appreciate the work done by the typescript team and angular team. The switch was such a breeze.

@DominikZogg

Thanks for Typescript and VSCode from a long-term Linux desktop user

@JEsterCW

and another one

As soon as you will start understanding typescript you will stop hating it. This is exactly the moment when you will start to fall in love with this approach and see a new possibilities and adjustments to your workflow that will allow you to work more comfortably. I used to be a hater of typescript, but I wasn't even coding in javascript back then and when I decided to try it out and started to understand it, I just fell in love and never went back to plain javascript. The fact that you can have unions, with autocompletions that you can structure your data, its incredibly powerful

@codeaperture

Great documentary. As a Golang developer, TypeScript solves problems I don't have in ways I don't like. But am happy that it exists, and DHH loves type gymnastics too, for obvious reasons.

@yt.neerajkumar

๐Ÿ”ฅ Big shoutout to the incredible TypeScript Team and our amazing open-source developers! ๐Ÿ™Œ Your dedication and hard work are changing the game. Much love and respect to all of you! Let's keep pushing the boundaries together! ๐Ÿ’ชโค #TypeScript #OpenSourceRockstars

@pablomayobre

A year and a half and we are moving to Go, heck yeah the TS team is great

@AqgvP07r-hq3vu

This documentary is truly epic. Even after a year, I find myself coming back to watch it repeatedly. Although I no longer use TypeScript, the legacy and innovation of the TypeScript teamโ€”and the brilliance of the documentary teamโ€”will undoubtedly resonate through future generations of the software industry.

@antoineweb1

excellent documentary, glad I watched it. phenomenal tooling! and great people too

@loucyx

I saw that conference in October 2012, and I've been using TypeScript since then. This was great to see. Thanks for making this documentary! ๐Ÿ’–

@DavidsKanal

Thoroughly enjoyed this documentary, gave me great insights into the development of TypeScript and its grandiose effect on web development and the open source culture. One suggestion: When a novel concept is being talked about, be it structural typing, decorators, or Flow, would be cool to pair the interview with a visual depiction on the screen. Makes it easier to follow for those who don't know those things by heart.

@saravanan-subramanian

Thank you for this remarkable documentary! Really enjoyed watching it!

@ํ’์›”์ƒ์‹ 

This was more interesting to me than anything else. 
Fantastic stories behind it all.
I love TS, and now I love TS twice as much as I did 80 minutes ago!!!