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    1. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      Go for it. The class implementation in TypeScript is actually valid ES6. All TypeScript adds are annotations.

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    2. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      Here's my "fork me" TypeScript+React web project based on the official TypeScript tutorial if you want it btwhttps://github.com/mcclure/ts-hello …

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    3. Dave Guarino‏ @allafarce Mar 30
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      Thanks!

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    4. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      Oh, and here's a version of this that uses libp2p— using libp2p is *not* useful to you, but it demonstrates using useState/useEffect, and the "declare let require:any" trick https://github.com/mcclure/ts-hello/blob/libp2p-preact/src/index.tsx …

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    5. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      (If you have node libraries with TSDs you can use import, but if you have untyped node libraries you can't, but! you CAN create a require function with "declare let require:any" and then you can require any lib and get an untyped library object.)

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    6. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      [[ This is the way I do it and there may be a simpler way. Javascript currently has between two and three entirely unrelated ways of importing symbols from one file into another :( ]]

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    7. Dave Guarino‏ @allafarce Mar 30
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      Yeah at this point I get lost! It's wild to see how quickly norms change in JS. Often feels to me like a good case study in the tyranny of flexibility.

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    8. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      Indeed. Anyway if you choose to use react/preact, at some point you'll go "wait… once i've rendered the content to the DOM, how do I change it?" and the answer will be "use useState/useEffect" and it may be helpful to have some sample code on that

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    9. mcc‏ @mcclure111 Mar 30
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      (You could also choose not to use React/Preact, but I recommend doing so if your'e using TypeScript, because *typechecked HTML!* You write html and the typechecker tells you if there's errors! That is so cool!)

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    10. Dave Guarino‏ @allafarce Mar 30
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      Oh wow that IS cool!!

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      Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate Mar 30
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      Note that LitElement is also TS-hinted.

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