Closed Hardtack closed 7 years ago
Strong vote here in favor of typescript support. If you're willing, i think migrating to TS is the most sustainable, value adding approach
@maxcan I'm doing some research for TypeScript. Maybe It will be migrated to TypeScript if there's no critical problem.
flowgen is not capable with our project. I'll consider flow support later
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I'm using react-material-components-web for my private project. And that project seems gonna use TypeScript instead of ECMA6 + Flow. So I'm considering to support TypeScript for react-material-components-web
Supporting TypeScript will be cool feature.
We have two options to do this
Migrate to TypeScript and write
.flow
file manually or use flowgenPros
We can you TypeScript's mature tools
~Can be easily used by my private project~
Cons
Should migrate all codes
Have to learn new language
Just write
.d.ts
filesPros
Don't have to migrate our codes
Cons
Should keep fight with immatureness of flow