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Interesting that you mention pycharm. VSCode has a superb integrated experience for TypeScript ootb with language, refactoring, IntelliSense support, etc, no pl
by IggleSniggle 6y ago
Interesting that you mention pycharm. VSCode has a superb integrated experience for TypeScript ootb with language, refactoring, IntelliSense support, etc, no plugins or additional language servers needed.
- ablekh 6y agoWell, this is not terribly surprising, considering TypeScript's origins in Microsoft. Not adding full IDE support for their core languages (.NET) to VS Code is understandable as well, though - the company does not want to jeopardize sales of Visual Studio, their commercial true IDE. In any case, you could argue that VC Code has IDE-level functionality for TypeScript, but I still stand by my general argument.