TypeScript enhances JavaScript with static typing, reducing bugs and unpredictable behavior. Historically, to run TypeScript in Node.js, developers relied on external tools like ts-node. The v22.6 release of Node.js introduced experimental support for TypeScript, allowing direct execution through type stripping. This simplifies the process by eliminating the need for the two-step transpile-and-execute method. TypeScript runners not only execute TypeScript code but also streamline development, making the process more efficient compared to traditional compilation paths.
TypeScript runners allow developers to execute TypeScript code in one step instead of the default two steps of transpiling and then executing JavaScript.
With the v22.6 release of Node.js, experimental support for TypeScript allows it to run TypeScript code directly through a method called type stripping.
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