JavaScript vs TypeScript

Anyone here who can help me with this?

I think both JavaScript and TypeScript have their place depending on what you’re building.

If you want quick prototyping and don’t want to worry about strict typing, JavaScript is super flexible.

But if you’re working on larger projects where maintainability and fewer runtime errors are important, TypeScript is a game-changer. The type safety, better IntelliSense support, and scalability it provides are worth the learning curve.

Personally, I’ve shifted toward TypeScript for most professional projects because it saves me time debugging. That said, for small scripts or frontend tweaks, plain JavaScript is still the go-to.

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Hi everyone, I am considering using TypeScript instead of JavaScript in a medium-sized web project. I find TypeScript to be helpful for early error checking and easy maintenance, but I am not sure if in practice, when working with a small team (3–5 devs), the benefits outweigh the initial learning and setup costs?
Has anyone had experience using TypeScript in a real-world project? If so, what were the benefits and challenges?
royaledle

Can you share a bit more detail about what exactly you’re stuck on?

Okay, great question! JavaScript is dynamic, while TypeScript adds static typing, catching errors earlier. This improves code maintainability, especially in large projects. TypeScript also offers better IDE support. For added puzzle fun, try Block Blast when you're taking a coding break!

TypeScript allows you to define variable types, function parameters, and return values. The TypeScript compiler then checks for type errors before the code runs. This catches a variety of common errors, such as undefined is not a function or a function taking the wrong type.

Hi everyone,
I just exploring few blogs, can anyone please tell me which one is good?
https://www.capitalnumbers.com/blog/javascript-vs-typescript-key-differences/
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/typescript/difference-between-typescript-and-javascript/
https://www.theserverside.com/tip/JavaScript-vs-TypeScript-Whats-the-difference