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feat(learn): organise TypeScript articles from simplest to advanced usage #7465
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Hold on, need to sync with #7440 (comment) Edit: Result of discution is #7440 (comment) |
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# Running TypeScript with a runner | |||
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In the previous article, we learned how to run TypeScript code using transpilation. In this article, we will learn how to run TypeScript code using a runner. | |||
If you want more advanced processing of TypeScript than node's built-in support (or you're using node prior to v22.7.0), you have 2 options: use a runner (which handles much of the complexity for you), or handle it all yourself via [transpilation](./transpile.md). |
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If you want more advanced processing of TypeScript than node's built-in support (or you're using node prior to v22.7.0), you have 2 options: use a runner (which handles much of the complexity for you), or handle it all yourself via [transpilation](./transpile.md). | |
If you want more advanced processing of TypeScript than the built-in support (or you're using Node.js prior to v22.7.0), you have 2 options: use a runner (which handles much of the complexity for you), or handle it all yourself via [transpilation](./transpile.md). |
@JakobJingleheimer could you please resolve @styfle's concerns, and resolve the merge conflicts? Once that's one, this should be good to merge! |
Currently, the articles are sequenced advanced to simplest, which I think is backwards.