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0.9.7

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Version 0.9.7 Details

TypeScript version 0.9.7 arrived on February 25, 2014, succeeding version 0.9.5 released on December 5, 2013. Both versions, developed by Microsoft, aim to facilitate large-scale JavaScript application development by providing a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. Key features remain consistent across both releases: the core mission of adding static typing and object-oriented programming features to JavaScript to improve code maintainability and scalability.

From a developer's perspective, the upgrade from 0.9.5 to 0.9.7 would likely involve bug fixes and minor feature enhancements, rather than a complete overhaul. While the provided data doesn't explicitly detail feature additions, the four-month gap suggests an accumulation of improvements addressing reported issues and potentially minor performance tweaks. Developers should consult the official TypeScript release notes for precise details of what changed.

Both versions rely on "jake" for development dependencies and are hosted on the CodePlex Git repository (now archived). The core description highlights the continual focus on scalable JavaScript solutions, making TypeScript a valuable tool for enterprises and developers tackling complex client-side or server-side JavaScript projects. To obtain the specific builds, developers can acquire them from the specified .tgz files to obtain the package.

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