The Practical Client Managing Modules in TypeScript 2.1 If you want to ensure that the right code is loaded at the right time (and only loaded when you need it), you can use TypeScript code to ...

TypeScript provides native support both for organizing your application's client-side code into a set of modules, and for freeing you from having to manage the resulting script tags.

TypeScript 5 introduced a new bundler module option, named --moduleResolution bundler aimed to improve coexistence with modern bundlers like Vite, esbuild, swc, Webpack, Parcel, and others.

With TypeScript 2.4 If you've got a module that you only need in special cases, then you can put off loading it until that special case crops up.

With TypeScript 5.0, the TypeScript development team has restructured the entire codebase to use ECMAScript modules, reducing package size and improving performance.

Bundling of TypeScript module type definitions, enabling a library to be consumed with a single TypeScript file; partial types backing; and refactoring support in TypeScript’s Language Service ...