TypeScript

Microsoft, Redmond, Washington, United States

TypeScript is a high-level programming language developed by Microsoft that adds optional static typing and advanced language features to JavaScript for building complex applications.

It provides compile-time type checking, type inference, interfaces, generics, enums, and namespaces, supports definition files for thousands of JavaScript libraries, and compiles to standard JavaScript compatible with any runtime environment.

The language is widely used in modern web and application development, serving as a core language for widely used projects such as Visual Studio Code, Angular, and Ant Design, and is commonly adopted in large-scale systems at big tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Slack, and Airbnb.

According to our data, TypeScript is the 8th most popular programming language on the web.
It has 0.9% of the programming language market share and is detected on 0.7% of all websites.

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

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⚑ Sites Using TypeScript

We have data on 24,083 websites that use the TypeScript programming language. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using TypeScript is archive.org.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 archive.org #38 United States English
2 nytimes.com #50 United States English
3 globo.com #74 Brazil Brazilian Portuguese
4 etsy.com #93 United States American English
5 stackoverflow.com #101 English
6 indiatimes.com #158 India English
7 fiverr.com #177 American English
8 ikea.com #181 Netherlands English
9 roblox.com #224 United States English
10 note.com #247 Japan Japanese
11 huggingface.co #265 France English
12 lg.com #317 Korea English
13 costco.com #333 American English
14 rajasthan.gov.in #353 India English
15 academia.edu #360 United States English
16 franceinfo.fr #384 France French
17 primevideo.com #443 United States American English
18 techradar.com #468 United States English
19 ekstrabladet.dk #557 Denmark Danish
20 tvn24.pl #599 Poland Polish

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use TypeScript:

Most of the sites using TypeScript are from the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

  • United States 20.5%
  • Germany 6.9%
  • United Kingdom 5.1%
  • France 4.7%
  • India 4.3%
  • Brazil 3.9%
  • Netherlands 3.4%
  • Canada 2.2%
  • Russia 2.2%
  • Other 46.8%

Most TypeScript users speak English, Spanish, or German.

  • English 63.7%
  • Spanish 4.8%
  • German 4.2%
  • French 3.4%
  • Portuguese 3.2%
  • Russian 2%
  • Dutch 1.9%
  • Chinese 1.6%
  • Italian 1.2%
  • Other 14%

The TypeScript programming language is especially popular on .com top-level domains.

  • .com 42.8%
  • .org 4.1%
  • .de 3.4%
  • .net 2.3%
  • .com.br 2.3%
  • .fr 1.8%
  • .io 1.6%
  • .nl 1.6%
  • .co.uk 1.6%
  • Other 38.5%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing TypeScript include business, online shopping, and marketing and merchandising.

  • Business 16.9%
  • Online Shopping 10.9%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 10%
  • Travel 5%
  • Internet Services 5%
  • Education/Reference 4.7%
  • Finance/Banking 4.1%
  • Entertainment 3.9%
  • Fashion/Beauty 3.5%
  • Other 36%

πŸ•΅οΈ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best TypeScript alternatives.

RankName
1
JavaScript
Austin, Texas, United States

An interpreted programming language and a core technology of the web, alongside HTML and CSS, used to add interactivity and logic to websites and web applications.

2
PHP

A widely used server-side scripting language for building dynamic web applications.

3
C#
Redmond, Washington, United States

A high-level, statically typed, object-oriented programming language developed for the .NET platform.

4
Lua
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

A lightweight scripting language designed primarily for embedded use in applications.

5
Ruby

An interpreted, object-oriented, open-source programming language often used for web development.

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the company behind TypeScript?

TypeScript is owned by Microsoft Corporation, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, United States.

Which country uses TypeScript the most?

The majority of TypeScript users are from the United States.

Who uses TypeScript?

According to our data, TypeScript is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as archive.org, nytimes.com, and globo.com.

Is TypeScript used on government websites?

Yes, for example, it is used by rajasthan.gov.in. Overall, we found TypeScript on 36 government sites in the United States.

Do academic institutions use TypeScript?

Yes. The most notable of these is academia.edu. In total, we know of 36 academic websites in the United States that use TypeScript.

How does TypeScript compare to its competitors?

TypeScript is a moderately popular programming language, ranking ahead of 15 other programming languages we track.

What are the alternatives to TypeScript?

Alternatives and possible competitors to TypeScript may include JavaScript, PHP, and C#.

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