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Building an app with react native at the moment, the team uses VSCode & WebStorm. Why would TypeScript be the deciding factor?
by dizzy3gg 8y ago
Building an app with react native at the moment, the team uses VSCode & WebStorm. Why would TypeScript be the deciding factor?
- Joakal 8y agoWith a strongly typed codebase. VSC will advise with red squiggles straight away if a value gets a different type. But it is another tool for large codebases that requires more work, like tests. If it's a small web project, it's probably overkill.
- lucasmullens 8y agoVSCode is in particular great at TypeScript, in part because it's a Microsoft language and Microsoft IDE.
- ncphillips 8y agoVSCode is also written in Typescript. I believe the teams work closely to ensure that new versions of TS are supported right away, and features are added to take advantage of them.
- dizzy3gg 8y agoI’m not questioning typed JS, 100% behind that, we regrettably use flow, partly because React Native Typescript support wasn’t great (so I am told). I guess I should have asked if FB recommended TS over flow nowadays