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You still could use bitbucket. It allows to create unlimited amount of private repos with max of 5 users.

Open Source doesn't mean free.

Is that a joke?

same as for JavaScript

but they use git as well, so you could easily set up a mirror on github.

Try github pages

When you comfortable with JavaScript, there is nothing can scare you in TypeScript.

The only thing is - to get a best you need to prepare. If you using some library, I should find (or write, or generate) proper definition file for this library (Interface). But when you get all together - you have a lot of happy hours of coding :)

I'm sorry, I'm not a Ruby developer and hope never would :) From my prospect - all languages, which has no brackets are ugly and simular to ruby.

Btw, based on typescript discussions, they are going to implement async/await functionality too.

You're absolutely right. I'm an C# dev who switched to JavaScript stack and using TypeScript already for 5-6 months. It was just a first-look description for the TypeScript.

Btw, TypeScript also aiming to fix context problem so in callbacks 'this' keyword is always related to parent class.

Nope.

It is running on Linux/Mac/Windows (node.js module).

And already has support in all major IDE (Visual Studio, IntelliJ) and text editors (Sublime, Emacs, ..)

They are aiming to bring ES6 into today development so they looks into ES6 specs very often.

It seems to be very close to CoffeeScript, but without this ugly Ruby syntax (for me).