– JavaScript: dynamic typing, loosely typed, flexible syntax – TypeScript: static typing, strong typing, ECMAScript-compatible syntax
– JavaScript: seamlessly integrates with existing JavaScript codebases – TypeScript: allows gradual adoption, supports gradual conversion of JavaScript code to TypeScript
– JavaScript: dynamically inferred types at runtime – TypeScript: static types checked at compile-time, provides better error detection and code validation
– JavaScript: minimal tooling required, runs in any modern browser – TypeScript: rich tooling support, including code completion, refactoring, and type checking.
– JavaScript: prone to runtime errors, debugging can be challenging – TypeScript: early detection of errors, better code organization and maintainability
– JavaScript: vast ecosystem, abundant libraries and frameworks, extensive community support – TypeScript: vast ecosystem, abundant libraries, and frameworks