When Should You Use TypeScript (and When You Shouldn’t)?
Let’s talk about something a lot of devs don’t ask enough: “Should I even be using TypeScript for this project?”
Here’s when TypeScript is absolutely the right choice: ✅ When you’re building a large-scale or enterprise-level app ✅ When multiple developers are collaborating on the same codebase ✅ When you need high reliability—like in fintech, healthtech, or mission-critical tools ✅ When you want to use modern JavaScript features without breaking compatibility with older browsers ✅ When you're tired of runtime surprises and need stronger error checking
But here’s the thing—TypeScript isn’t for every situation.
❌ If you’re working on a small side project or prototype, the overhead of setting up TypeScript may not be worth it. ❌ If you’re dealing with a legacy JavaScript codebase that’s on life support or nearing sunset, migrating to TypeScript could be more hassle than benefit.
👀 The key is knowing when the added structure of TS brings more clarity than complexity.
At iBCScorp, we walk you through not just how TypeScript works—but how to know if it's the right tool for you.
Want to future-proof your code without making your life harder? Read our complete guide now: [TypeScript: Everything You Need To Know]
