• pjhenry1216@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    The summary uses the term “vanilla JS” in a weird way. It’s just to further denote it’s not TypeScript because TypeScript is a language that essentially extends JavaScript. It’s not a framework. This is about language choice of TS vs JS inside large complex libraries only.

    Libraries tend to have a need for generic typing due to the nature of being code used by other code. So you get a lot of syntax craziness involving Type parameters.

    You can still use the libraries mentioned in a TS project. They’re just not written in TS. TS and JS can be in the same project. Moreover, it even states this isn’t about developers using TS in non-library projects.