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The vast majority of TypeScript looks just like JavaScript. Most of it is understandable if you’re already familiar with JavaScript. For all its hype, TypeScript is less a fast/new tool and, instead, makes writing JavaScript slower and more methodical. There are “midpoints” that make sense even on projects where TypeScript would be too heavy.

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<p>I agree with you. Some times Typescript is a pain, but I think its error prevention worths it.</p>


<p>Great article, specially for those trying to get into Typescript.</p>
