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When TypeScript was originally invented by Microsoft in 2010, they implemented features missing from JavaScript at the time including module systems, classes, enums and decorators.

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If you have been writing React functional components for a while now, you may have encountered two ways of declaring a component - an arrow function or a function declaration.

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The future of SEO and search ranking algorithms are now in heavy favour of static or server-side rendering. This means building static or server-side rendered apps instantly gain advantages in rankings.