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TypeScript 7 Went Native: What Actually Changes And What Doesn't
TL;DR: TypeScript 7 reportedly went native, but common misconceptions persist about what actually changed and what didn’t.
The article clarifies the so-called native integration of TypeScript 7, separating hype from reality. It explains which language features and toolchain aspects are truly updated and which remain unaffected. Practical implications for developers, such as compatibility, performance, and migration considerations, are discussed. The piece aims to reset expectations and provide a realistic view of TS7's impact on day-to-day work. It encourages readers to distinguish new capabilities from long-standing behavior.
Question for the room: What TS7 change surprised you the most, and how did you adapt in your projects?
— via dev.to
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