Why? Although we initially write our code in Typescript, we can’t directly run Typescript on a browser like we run JavaScript.

Though Typescript doesn’t provide additional functionalities than JavaScript at runtime, it offers a set of features to ensure that we, the developers, can write less error-prone and better ...

To run a program in TypeScript, it needs to be compiled into JavaScript, but at the time of writing, the compiler is implemented in TypeScript , and compilation takes a long time for large projects.

TypeScript 4.3 adds many new features such as separate write types on properties, ‘override’ and the ‘--noImplicitOverride’ flag, and more ...