Visual Studio 2013, with the latest version of TypeScript, gives you the same kind of support you've come to expect when writing code in C# and Visual Basic.

Starting today, with the arrival of the first release candidate of TypeScript 1.0 and the latest update to Visual Studio 2013, it’s becoming a fully supported language in Microsoft’s IDE.

Microsoft is rolling out a second tech preview of Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 on February 25 -- one with support for its new TypeScript language and tooling built in.

TypeScript, a superset of the JavaScript programming language developed by Microsoft for creating complex applications, is now a full-fledged member of the company's flagship Visual Studio ...

TypeScript, a superset of the JavaScript programming language developed by Microsoft for creating complex applications, is now a full-fledged member of the company’s flagship Visual Studio ...

TypeScript, a superset of the JavaScript programming language developed by Microsoft for creating complex applications, is now a full-fledged member of the company's flagship Visual Studio ...

Microsoft this week is offering a fourth preview of the next version of its Visual Studio IDE, anchored by a smaller, faster installation as well as improvements in TypeScript and C++ development.

TypeScript also brings formal class-based object oriented programming concepts to JavaScript, borrowing new class definitions from ECMAScript 6, which Ecma is due to finalize later this year.