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If you have an existing codebase already using Babel and Webpack or Browserify, then using Flow only requires tweaking Babel's config a little (or not at all if
by AgentME 11y ago
If you have an existing codebase already using Babel and Webpack or Browserify, then using Flow only requires tweaking Babel's config a little (or not at all if you're already using the React preset). You use Flow like a linter tool. It doesn't try to take over your build process; You don't have to leave Babel and Webpack/Browserify behind. Flow is also great for allowing you to gradually add typing to an application.