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Not the OP, but I use flow because (1) it's easy to integrate into an existing project without having to define and rewrite everything with types and (2) I've f
by kcorbitt 11y ago
Not the OP, but I use flow because (1) it's easy to integrate into an existing project without having to define and rewrite everything with types and (2) I've found myself using other Facebook tools anyway (mostly in the React ecosystem) and Flow tends to be better supported in that world. But I hear the IDE support for TypeScript is first-class, something I haven't found to be the case with Flow, which interests me.