Microsoft announced the availability of TypeScript 6.0, a language that adds type-checking syntax to JavaScript and serves as a bridge to TypeScript 7.0, which will be based on a new Go-written codebase for improved performance. The release includes updates to type-checking for generic function expressions, deprecation of import assertion syntax, and DOM type updates, while reducing context-sensitivity for functions without explicit type parameters.
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Microsoft announced the availability of TypeScript 6.0, a language that adds type-checking syntax to JavaScript and serves as a bridge to TypeScript 7.0, which will be based on a new Go-written codebase for improved performance. The release includes updates to type-checking for generic function expressions, deprecation of import assertion syntax, and DOM type updates, while reducing context-sensitivity for functions without explicit type parameters.