If you write a library in .ts files, when you publish at a minimum you’ll have 2 files for every source file: a .js file with your implementation and a .d.ts file with all your declarations.
If you publish source maps (sourceMaps: true) you will also have a .js.map file.
If you publish source maps for your declaration files (declarationMap: true) you will also have a .d.ts.map file.
So, 4 files in the output bundle for every 1 .ts file.
Contrast that with using JSDoc in a .js file and checkJs: true. All the benefits of TypeScript, and no proliferation of files when you publish.
@bykarthikreddy Kenysian economics isn’t going to lead us anywhere.
This government’s economic policies are not really something you or anyone have any standing to defend.
It’s kinda sad to see you do it.
@nehanagarr I would like to point out America’a lunar mission happened long long long before ours. And while it’s a great achievement.
This thought process is in all aspects stupid.
@Swiggy algorithm is ded XD
Dude picks up an order 1.2Km away from my place and then drives 9Km away before coming to my place.
Better developers needed maybe.