TypeScript announces TypeScript 7.0 Release Candidate
Built on a new Go foundation, it is about 10 times faster than 6.0 and maintains full compatibility.
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Statically typed superset of JavaScript
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In short: TypeScript launched its version 7.0 Release Candidate, featuring a native Go-based compiler that delivers 10x faster performance than previous versions.
Built on a new Go foundation, it is about 10 times faster than 6.0 and maintains full compatibility.
The beta, rewritten in Go, offers 10x faster performance with identical type-checking semantics. Install via npm and try in VS Code. Stable release planned soon.
Introduces new features like less context-sensitivity on this-less functions, subpath imports, new compiler flags, Temporal types, breaking changes, and deprecations preparing for TypeScript 7.0.
Introduces new features like less context-sensitivity on this-less functions, subpath imports starting with #/, and prepares for TypeScript 7.0 with deprecations and breaking changes. Install via npm install -D typescript@rc.
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