Hi there,

Quick one. Next Tuesday, 20 October, Frontend Nation runs TypeScript Day, and I'm hosting it. It's online and free, and if you write TypeScript (most of us do now, chosen or not), I think it's worth the afternoon.

On the day

A live build with Martin Ferret, where the compiler finds every place a change breaks your code
Neha Bhargava from PayPal, on types that stop inaccessible components from compiling, including the ones an AI agent writes
Mike Hartington from JetBrains, on why TypeScript slows down as a project grows and how to fix it

Then three quick lightning talks.

Alain Chautard from Certificates.dev, with 10 TypeScript tips for frontend developers
David Aniebo on type safety from a TypeScript client to .NET services
Devlin Duldulao on DaloyJS, a TypeScript API framework for backends that AI agents help write

Save your spot (one click) →

15:00 to 19:00 CEST, 09:00 to 13:00 EDT. The recordings go to everyone who registers, so sign up even if you can only catch part of it.

Alex GS
Host, TypeScript Day
Technical Education Lead, BitterBrains

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