Good article dude. TypeScript is awesome. Basically, TypeScript prevents you from using things the wrong way, at compile time, which is one of its greatest strengths. Especially when vanilla JavaScript has such a wacky type system.
It also plays nicely with most IDE's so Intellisense is much more valuable, especially in very large codebases.
You can configure your jsconfig.js properly, add JSDoc and *.d.ts files to be as safe as in TS.
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Good article dude. TypeScript is awesome. Basically, TypeScript prevents you from using things the wrong way, at compile time, which is one of its greatest strengths. Especially when vanilla JavaScript has such a wacky type system.
It also plays nicely with most IDE's so Intellisense is much more valuable, especially in very large codebases.
You can configure your jsconfig.js properly, add JSDoc and *.d.ts files to be as safe as in TS.