Using TypeScript to Perform CRUD Operations

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TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that provides typed nature to your code. TypeScript can also be used with existing popular JavaScript libraries such as jQuery. This allows you to make use of the rich functionality offered by these external libraries in your TypeScript code. To that end this article explains how jQuery can be integrated with TypeScript to make Ajax calls to an ASP.NET Web API. The example discussed shows how CRUD operations can be carried out using TypeScript, jQuery and Web...

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