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Typescript Enums

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Added a typescript unique feature: Enums Closes https://github.com/niieani/typescript-vs-flowtype/issues/57

itayronen

Doc needs to reflect this change.

niieani

Expand on "typings for public libraries"

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TS: plenty of well maintained typings Flow: a handful of mostly incomplete typings For flow, this may be true for libraries but is an understatement for typings. Maybe this can...

Brianzchen

docs(README.md): note that Flow's Class<T> works with type parameter but TS typeof T doesn't

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jedwards1211

Flowtype has extensive linting support through ESLint eslint-plugin-flowtype

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Might worth including in comparison that unlike TypeScript (?), FlowType has extensive linting support through ESLint https://github.com/gajus/eslint-plugin-flowtype plugin.

gajus

Document contravariance and covariance

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Flow supports contravariance (`-`), TypeScript doesn't. Also, TypeScript doesn't support covariance (`+`) on all its types, but just some of them.

FezVrasta

Benchmark performance

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As mentioned in https://github.com/niieani/typescript-vs-flowtype/issues/16#issuecomment-313326721, it would be great to have single-file and multi-file typechecking performance comparisons.

rattrayalex

Class properties

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Moved the section out of TS-only, since both ECMAScript and flow supports it.

fizker

docs: add %checks and T is x

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Bjeaurn

Typescript Enum

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Typescript enums feature is very useful. Its much better than literal types in most cases. Its much easier to maintain. Renaming an enum value is possible out of the box,...

itayronen