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by Tx3 10y ago
It also depends on how deep do you want to go with language features. Let's say you have existing ES2015 source code. You could start experimenting on a local machine and use a script to rename js files to ts. Run the TypeScript compil
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by Tx3 10y ago
About pre-existing libraries that don't have type definitions. The way I dealt (until proper type definitions are written) was: declare module "react-loader" { var noTypeInfoYet: any; export = noTypeInfoYet; }
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by Tx3 10y ago
I wonder is it some black humour to choose padLeft as an example source code. :) Thanks for the links, future looks promising indeed.
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by Tx3 10y ago
About the text editor: I think all editors use the same TypeScript compiler APIs. That would mean that you would get pretty much same suggestions, error lists, etc. Correct me if I am wrong. VS Code could have some other API calls or projec
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by Tx3 10y ago
It would be interesting to hear more about your experiences. I have been quite hesitant to use more advanced TypeScript features and stayed on a type system related annotations.
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by Tx3 10y ago
3rd party libraries / frameworks written with non-JavaScript languages is worth another blog post and discussion. I agree completely with you that libraries / -most- frameworks should be written in plain old JS. The reason is simp
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by Tx3 10y ago
I am pleased to hear! One of the goals of the blog post was to convince people to give a second thought for the great tool.
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by Tx3 10y ago
You're absolutely right. Flow seems to be a very good alternative. One thing I would like to add regarding the .js files, TypeScript 1.8 added a flag --allowJs which makes some sanity checks to the plain old .js files.
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