By mswatcher
via devlicio.us
Published: Dec 10 2012 / 22:40
Recently our team has been using TypeScript for all our Javascript work. To be honest it has been a complete pleasure as it ‘just works’. However one annoyance we quickly found was that we had to choose what was the best approach for using TypeScript. Do we have a single .ts file which compiles down to a single .js file or do we have multiple .ts files which each compile down to their own .js file. There are clearly pros/cons to both approaches
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