The article discusses best practices for deploying TypeScript library packages, emphasizing the importance of including .js, .js.map, .d.ts, .d.ts.map, and .ts files for optimal developer experience. It examines the traditional deployment approach involving the 'tsc' compiler, which performs type checking and emits JavaScript and declaration files based on the configuration in tsconfig.json. Moreover, it highlights recent innovations in TypeScript compilation, such as type stripping and isolated declarations, which aim to make the compiling process more efficient, potentially paving the way for future enhancements in browser-based type handling.
The current best practice for deploying TypeScript involves emitting both runtime JavaScript files and type definitions, ensuring optimal development experience with relevant source maps.
Recent developments in compiling TypeScript include type stripping and isolated declarations, which aim to enhance performance by optimizing the output process of JavaScript and declaration files.
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