Yes, Using Flow and Typescript gives you way more flexibility and advantages as compared to propTypes because they can be beneficial in pure functions as well as react components.
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Depending on codebase, #5's propTypes has been replaced by "use Typescript".
Good article though.
Yes, Using Flow and Typescript gives you way more flexibility and advantages as compared to propTypes because they can be beneficial in pure functions as well as react components.
Thanks a lot for opinion.