<ul><li>TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds type syntax to help catch errors early during development and keeps safeguards up as a project scales.</li><li>TypeScript allows you to define datatypes for variables and interfaces for objects to check your code for errors during compilation.</li><li>You can leverage the type syntax to help TypeScript work as a linter to catch errors while you're working.</li><li>The article explains with code samples how TypeScript can be used in projects and what development teams need to install it.</li><li>You can customize TypeScript through the tsconfig.json file which allows you to specify the files to include in the compilation process.</li><li>Some popular TypeScript compiler options include allowJs, esModuleInterop, target, strict that help work with TypeScript and JavaScript in the same repository.</li><li>TSConfig cheat sheet is also recommended in order to have a better understanding of TSConfig before implementing any of the options.</li></ul>

TypeScript: Getting Started With TSConfig Options

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