TypeScript's private modifiers Vs. ECMAScript's hash(#) private fields – Amit Merchant – A blog on PHP, JavaScript, and more
With the release of TypeScript 3.8, the team has introduced support for the ECMAScript Private Fields into the TypeScript itself. Meaning, you can now declare private fields in the class using # like so.
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TypeScript's private modifiers Vs. ECMAScript's hash(#) private fields – Amit Merchant – A blog on PHP, JavaScript, and more
With the release of TypeScript 3.8, the team has introduced support for the ECMAScript Private Fields into the TypeScript itself. Meaning, you can now declare private fields in the class using # like so.
https://www.amitmerchant.com/typescript-private-modifier-vs-ecmascript-hash-private-fields/