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Personally, I believe that using annotations that do not require compilation can achieve type hinting and checking. It is very fast, lightweight, and showcases the flexibility and power of JavaScript.
Starting from v0.4.2, STDF has added type annotations to Props for all components according to JSDoc rules. This will provide better IDE suggestions and type checking when using the components. However, some people still prefer TypeScript support for the components. Therefore, I would like to conduct a survey here to see which approach everyone prefers more?
Do you want STDF components to use JSDoc or TypeScript?
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Personally, I believe that using annotations that do not require compilation can achieve type hinting and checking. It is very fast, lightweight, and showcases the flexibility and power of JavaScript.
Starting from v0.4.2, STDF has added type annotations to Props for all components according to JSDoc rules. This will provide better IDE suggestions and type checking when using the components. However, some people still prefer TypeScript support for the components. Therefore, I would like to conduct a survey here to see which approach everyone prefers more?
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