Typescript is a technology that grows every day. Companies like Slack, Airbnb, or Google are changing their javascript codebase to Typescript.
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From my understanding, Parcel just strips typescript annotations and does not actually do any type checking, which kinda defeats the purpose of typescript.
v2.parceljs.org/languages/typescript
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Hey I just want to follow up. I have been using Parcel for a TypeScript application for a few weeks now and I found your article while trying to figure it out. Like I mentioned before, Parcel does not actually compile the
.tsfiles. It just strips the annotations and bundles the regular JavaScript. But I have found that most of the functionality of TypeScript happens in the IDE. I use Sublime Text and there is an excellent TypeScript linter for it, so all the type-checking is done there while I code and that works great. It turns out I never actually use thetsccompiler anyway.Yes, mostly of typescript features are only in development and runs in the IDE.
I highly recommend give a try to VSCode but Sublime works fine.
Is there a downloadable example?
Hi @wcdeich4 , thanks for you feedback , I already update the github repo and a small change in the script import :D github.com/danywalls/parcel-typesc...
Thanks alot, I have a mini gaming engine i needed to write for Canvas and I used parcel, this really helped out alot
Good! Parcel is amazing!!!
Well done!
You helped me very much :)
Many thanks.
If you have an event handler in the HTML, how do you point it to a function defined in the App.ts?
Simply calling it results in a Reference error that the function is not defined.