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Why do we use TypeScript for our projects?

TypeScript is a programming language that builds on JavaScript, providing efficiency for any scale project.

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TypeScript, developed by Microsoft, is a programming language with static type syntax based on JavaScript. It is commonly used in large projects and is often the preferred technology for developers.


Typescript features.


Statically typed language.

JavaScript is a dynamically typed, interpreted language that can detect errors at runtime. TypeScript is a statically typed compiled language and can be converted into JavaScript code through the TypeScript compiler. Errors can be identified as the code is being written. The execution speed is very fast because the errors are pre-determined.


JavaScript Superset

TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript. Code written in JavaScript can be converted by changing the extension from .js to .ts and compiling it with TypeScript.


Object-oriented programming support

TypeScript includes the syntax of ES6 (ECMAScript 6) and provides object-oriented programming patterns such as classes, interfaces, inheritance, and modules.


However, many developers sometimes hesitate to use TypeScript due to the learning curve, relatively low readability, and increased code volume. You can decide whether to use TypeScript depending on your project's nature. The bigger and more complex the project, the more important to maintain it efficiently in the future. And more TypeScript's benefits will be appreciated.

Why Consider TypeScript for Creating Custom Code?
High-level code exploration and debugging

TypeScript eliminates bugs in advance by specifying the purpose of code and generating errors in variables or functions of types that do not meet the purpose. In addition, code auto-completion or pre-execution feedback can be provided to increase productivity by enabling debugging at the same time as work. In fact, a study found that 15% of all JavaScript bugs could be detected proactively with TypeScript.
Strong ecosystem

Although TypeScript is a very young language, it has a strong ecosystem. Most libraries support TypeScript, and various editors, including Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VSCode), support TypeScript-related functions and plug-ins.
JavaScript compatible

TypeScript is 100% compatible with JavaScript. So, wherever you can use JavaScript on your front end or backend, you can also use TypeScript. TypeScript can be used for the same purpose as JavaScript, which implements apps and the web, and shines in large, complex projects developed on the server side.
Gradual transition possible

If you are burdened with converting an existing JavaScript project to TypeScript, you can gradually switch the project by introducing TypeScript only for additional or specific functions. You can start by adding comments to your JavaScript and have a period of preparation for your codebase to completely change over time.

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