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typeover

A bilingual learning site that bridges the languages you already know to the ones you want next. Side-by-side translation, multiple choice, fill-in-the-tile, and code-runner exercises — scaffolded so you build real intuition, not just syntax recognition.


the wedge
users.tsTS
type User = {
  id: string;
  name: string;
};

function greet(u: User) {
  return `hi ${u.name}`;
}
users.goGO
type User struct {
    ID   string
    Name string
}

func greet(u User) string {
    return "hi " + u.Name
}
Each lesson presents the source language and its target counterpart, then asks you to identify, translate, or write the equivalent.

tracks

Go for TypeScript devs

ready
Module 1 (Foundations) ships 58 exercises across 6 themes — variables, numeric primitives, strings, conditionals, loops, functions and multi-return. Modules 2-7 cover collections, types, interfaces, errors, concurrency, and idioms.

1. Foundations · ready

2. Collections · soon

3. Types & methods · soon

4–7. Interfaces, errors, concurrency, idioms · soon

Zig for TypeScript devs

ready
Modules 1–4 (basics, types, memory, errors) ship 180 exercises across 20themes, graded by the real self-hosted Zig compiler running in a Web Worker. Modules 5–7 (comptime, stdlib, idioms) follow.

1. Basics · ready

2. Types · ready

3. Memory · ready

4. Errors · ready

5–7. Comptime, stdlib, idioms · soon

Rust for TypeScript devs

soon
A future track. Same bilingual progression — same recognition → fill-in → freeform shape — for the ownership / borrowing / lifetime moves Rust asks of you. (Status: no embeddable Rust interpreter exists yet, so a client-side runtime is on hold.)

proposed; blocked on runtime feasibility


typeover · 2026 · built with astro + solid + tailwind

yaegi + zig runtimes · in browser