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Second this. There is no reason not to use TypeScript now that's easier to work with .jsx and add 3:rd party libraries without dealing with type definitions. A
by seivan 11y ago
Second this. There is no reason not to use TypeScript now that's easier to work with .jsx and add 3:rd party libraries without dealing with type definitions.
Also, make sure to try out atom-typescript by Basarat. It's genuinely amazing and feels like Swift. :)
- egeozcan 11y agoAnother supporter here. I was very reluctant at the beginning but after seeing how it helped catch bugs earlier, I can't go back. I actually think that TypeScript makes JS more flexible because of the patterns it enables. I enjoy it even more than C#.