Help is different than understanding. What I mean is that I don't really get TypeScript, because of that I perform better when doing the same task in vanilla JavaScript over TypeScript. Saying that TypeScript helps me in every way possible is like saying that riding a bike over driving a car help you in every way possible. If you ride a bike you get fit, and you don't contribute as much to air pollution. Nevertheless you'll always get to where you're going faster with a car. Sure TypeScript grants type safety and what not, but it's useless to me if I can't understand it like I should.
Sounds like you are not really too interested in learning or going beyond your comfort zone, so I guess the answer to your original question is stick with React.
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I don't have one. Writing with TypeScript doesn't click for me. It takes more thinking to get it right compared to when I write with plain JS.
Can you explain what you mean by "get it right compared to JS"? TS pretty much helps you in every way possible
Help is different than understanding. What I mean is that I don't really get TypeScript, because of that I perform better when doing the same task in vanilla JavaScript over TypeScript. Saying that TypeScript helps me in every way possible is like saying that riding a bike over driving a car help you in every way possible. If you ride a bike you get fit, and you don't contribute as much to air pollution. Nevertheless you'll always get to where you're going faster with a car. Sure TypeScript grants type safety and what not, but it's useless to me if I can't understand it like I should.
Sounds like you are not really too interested in learning or going beyond your comfort zone, so I guess the answer to your original question is stick with React.