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- You can see which version of typescript is being used in VS Code in the bottom-right corner while a typescript file is open. - It does take a lot of time to

by jmlee2k 10y ago

- You can see which version of typescript is being used in VS Code in the bottom-right corner while a typescript file is open. - It does take a lot of time to get a TS environment setup, but I have to agree with the previous commenter, the benefits are completely worth it. This is just my opinion of course, but it's allowed me to finally treat JS as a development option.

prmph 10y ago
> You can see which version of typescript is being used in VS Code in the bottom-right corner while a typescript file is open. No, you can't, and I have the latest version of VS Code (I can link to a screenshot if needed). This illustrates the confusion around the tooling. Many TypeScript answers on SO do not even work with the latest versions of the tools
- jmlee2k 10y ago
  That's very odd. I'm quite new to VS Code, so this could be confusion on my part. I am running on the latest TS (typescript@beta and typescript@next before that), so perhaps that's why I see the version number.