Typescript : useful entry points

The typescript community is not very widespread until now, but some interesting initiatives make the growing of this community easier... Here are few entry points to search and find features you need :

• Typescriptlang website of course
• documentation part
• discussions part
• DefinitelyTyped website where you may find many, many .d.ts files (wrappers around js libraries)
• tsd , a sister project of DefintelyTyped offering a tool to get simply .d.ts files
• Typescript-directory , a new web site trying to gathering different ressources about typescript. Aimed to grow in the next weeks/months
• Webstorm for typescript , jetbrains ide with typescript capabilities, an alternative to VS2012
• CATS, an promising open source IDE for typescript, written itself in typescript
• different resources on codeplex
• different resources on github

With this, you may start to build something interesting with TypeScript ; personnaly, we started to use it on a project, and I like the language a lot for the flexibility it offers to me, while giving me software engineering means for building robust and maintenable code.

I think the next step  is to offer the community with a good development framework written in typescript, for typescript developpers... This client-side framework would be able to ensure the following :

• MVC-like features
• history management
• efficient ajax capabilties
• i18n 
• event notifications between view
• security
• good development patterns
• and so on...

It should be simple to understand, easy to use, easy to configurate, and so on...
Interested in?

update : an very interesting bunch of articles about the single-page web application development ; clear and concise
http://singlepageappbook.com