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If you're using TypeScript + templateUrl, you won't get static checking of templates. With React + TypeScript, you will.
by bcherny 10y ago
If you're using TypeScript + templateUrl, you won't get static checking of templates. With React + TypeScript, you will.
- dvdcxn 10y agoSeems more like a tooling issue than language issue to me. Angular2 is much more immature than React. Let the IDEs/text editors catch up.
- marpstar 10y agoThis is literally the only thing in our Angular2 setup that I'm really missing. Besides that, I've really enjoyed working with it (by way of Ionic 2)