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@types/react

0.14.51

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Version 0.14.51 Details

Version 0.14.51 of @types/react arrived on November 28, 2016, representing a minor iteration over the preceding version, 0.14.50, released a week earlier on November 21, 2016. Both packages provide TypeScript definitions for React, enabling developers to leverage the benefits of static typing within their React applications. This facilitates improved code maintainability, reduces runtime errors, and enhances the overall developer experience.

The core difference lies in a subtle shift in description. Originally, version 0.14.50 explicitly mentioned targeting React "v0.14," clarifying its compatibility. The subsequent release, version 0.14.51, broadened the description to simply state "TypeScript definitions for React," perhaps indicating a broader compatibility or refinement of the type definitions to better align with future React versions within the 0.14.x series.

Developers using @types/react benefit from accurate type hinting and code completion within their IDEs, streamlining the development process. While the dependencies and peer dependencies remain unchanged between these versions, suggesting no breaking API alterations, the update to 0.14.51 likely incorporates minor bug fixes or refinements to the type definitions themselves, leading to a more robust and accurate typing experience. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, ensuring freedom for developers to use and modify the package within their projects. The definitions are maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository, reflecting a community-driven approach to maintaining high-quality TypeScript typing.

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