For the most part, I only hear from typescript when there's a type mismatch.
Understanding the type mismatch is ofter difficult, but it does solve a real problem.
I also like that it gives escape hatches, for when I know what the type should look like, or I don't care what it looks like
I haven't found the typescript updates to be difficult, nor situations where packages I'm depend on require incompatible typescript versions
My pains are on that it's hard to get the setup right where you aren't depending on a giant set of types packages, giving you size bloat for things you mostly don't care about.
Understanding the type mismatch is ofter difficult, but it does solve a real problem.
I also like that it gives escape hatches, for when I know what the type should look like, or I don't care what it looks like
I haven't found the typescript updates to be difficult, nor situations where packages I'm depend on require incompatible typescript versions
My pains are on that it's hard to get the setup right where you aren't depending on a giant set of types packages, giving you size bloat for things you mostly don't care about.