And the best part is that TypeScript is just a superset of JS. If you're new to TS, you can use it like you've been using JS. Just by giving your variables the

And the best part is that TypeScript is just a superset of JS. If you're new to TS, you can use it like you've been using JS. Just by giving your variables the `any` type, or disabling null checking, and so on, you can write JS like you always have. No pressure. And, eventually, you'll be lulled into properly typing your variables, because damn it those type annotations are super handy! Oh, and you start defining your own interfaces because it makes your code more readable and easier to reason about. Oh, and...etc etc etc. If you start by gradually adopting the extra features that TS provides, you'll never want to go back.