Add static typing to JavaScript projects using the TypeScript compiler.
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TypeScript adds static typing to JavaScript projects, catching type errors at compile time and improving maintainability, readability, and developer experience.
Install TypeScript in your project and initialize a tsconfig to begin adding types.
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You can add static typing to JavaScript projects by using TypeScript to enforce type checking at compile time, which catches type errors before runtime and improves overall codebase maintainability.
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