In the long run, does all third party TS dependendent frameworks would have to make any breaking changes to their code?

[mike-rambil]

PS: Noob Alert

Think of React.js, Next.js that support ts for Users to build out their pages, when doing npm build - i assume uses current ts precompilation into js files?

Does this get affected and do they have to make changes to their workflow?

[Diaskhan]

Same questions for angular and react !

[damiangreen]

After watching the exciting presentation encouraging us to give this repo a try, i did on our NextJS app, but was met with issues around JSX. Is that something that's forthcoming as i'ld love to be an early adopter of this. I guess most people these days are using ReactJs /NExtJs

[Diaskhan]

ecosystem of js is huge.
in enterprise market, many projects on react and angluar, because are old, vuejs is good, but he didnt became close for enterprise, but its envolving, because Ewan got a modern perspective on tools (vite,esbuild etc)..

[RyanCavanaugh]

Nothing should change for these sorts of scenarios since they don't load TS into the produced application

[mike-rambil]

so the ts package in package.json would just get need to get updated to a higher version is all?

Example:

say from version 5 to 6 or something similar?
"typescript": "^5.4.3" to "typescript": "^6.0.0"

This would mean i now have the new go ts version? Do i need to do anything else in my codebase?

[jakebailey]

Yes, outside likely needing to update tools which depend on TypeScript (e.g. typescript-eslint).

[mike-rambil]

thanks