Blog post: Stable Ember TypeScript types #1285
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This post is intended as a complement to the Ember 5.1 release post, and should go out at the same time. Having a dedicated post makes it easier to reference, and avoids overwhelming the main release post with these 2,000+ words dedicated to TypeScript.
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| - Ember Data itself can now take advantage of the Ember types! This was a long-standing chicken-or-egg problem: Ember Data could not really publish its own stable types while relying on the hand-written `@types` packages for Ember! | ||
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| Happily, the two newest members of the Ember TypeScript team, Peter Wagenet and Krystan HuffMenne, are both actively interested in tackling this problem, so there will hopefully be good progress in this space in the rest of 2023. (This is a great place to chip in and help, by the way!) |
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This post is intended as a complement to the Ember 5.1 release post (#1284), and should go out at the same time. Having a dedicated post makes it easier to reference, and avoids overwhelming the main release post with these 2,000+ words dedicated to TypeScript. 😅