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What version of TypeScript is used?

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‎08-31-2017 10:17

‎08-31-2017 10:17

Docs mention that the SDK uses TypeScript & rollup for compiling & bundling. What version of TS is used and what ES6 features should we expect to be able to use? Object spread, dynamic import, etc. 

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‎09-01-2017 09:54

‎09-01-2017 09:54

We're using TypeScript 2.4.1. All language features supported by TypeScript should transpile just fine (including async/await and iterators). Writing apps in TypeScript, rather than JavaScript, will be an early preview feature and might have rough edges.

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‎09-01-2017 09:54

‎09-01-2017 09:54

We're using TypeScript 2.4.1. All language features supported by TypeScript should transpile just fine (including async/await and iterators). Writing apps in TypeScript, rather than JavaScript, will be an early preview feature and might have rough edges.

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