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by grrowl
2884 days ago
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We are in the process of doing this on a moderately large product. We've found TypeScript itself has much less friction to write (quicker development), and has a lot less gotchas (probably because it restricts the language itself, unlike Flow), so porting the code has been a big task but a very positive one. We went with Flow originally because it would work with our untyped JS better, but in hindsight we should have bitten the bullet earlier and gone straight to TS. We're still exporting Flow types generated from TS modules to be imported by older projects (which is... _okay_). I would recommend just choosing the better option from the outset. You'll save hours researching why Flow has a problem (and eventually just writing `// $FlowFixMe <https://github.com/some-flow-issue/666` and moving on). I don't see any compelling reason to start a Flow project these days. |
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