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Compare JavaScript and TypeScript side by side: type inference, annotations, primitives, any, unions and typed functions, plus what tsc really flags and emits.
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How TypeScript 6.0's stricter defaults, method inference fix, #/ subpath imports and Temporal types affect a React app, plus a safe upgrade checklist.
4 min readTypeScript 6.0's Breaking Defaults: A Practical Migration Guide
Learn which nine TypeScript 6.0 compiler defaults changed, how to configure tsconfig for 2026, and how to prepare codebases for the Go-based TypeScript 7.
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