Welcome to syntax on this Monday, hasty treat.

We're going to be talking about Node and TypeScript, or should I say TypeScript in Node.

How can you use TypeScript with Node or the various ways?

It's the new stuff.

Yeah.

There's a lot here.

So my name is Scott Tolensky.

I'm a developer from Denver. With me as

always is West Boss. What's up? Hey, excited about TypeScript being much easier in Node Now.

So we're going to explain sort of what that means and what the downsides and upsides are to this,

as well as a bunch of other tools. and we'll, of course, talk about

Dino and Bun as well.

The implications, if you will.

Yes.

The implications, though, of you writing code are that it's going to break.

And if your code breaks, well, you need a tool like Sentry on your side to help you fix it.

But more than just breaking, if your code is slow, maybe your code's

stinky. Who knows? Century will help with most of those things. It will not help if your code

is physically stinky. If there's code smell, it might help there. But if you want to check it out,

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