I've only recently started into React, but my impression is because many React teams use Flow or nothing at all, the Typescript types definitely lag behind releases.

At some point I hope to sit down and start filing bugs/sending PRs to fix many of the React Typescript types I find, but in the meantime there are several React modules I've replaced the with just `declare module 'react-thing'` to jus any-type it and move on.

Looks like a jetbrains IDE, I'm a massive fan of intellij and it's my goto programming environment but it's type error messages with typescript are terrible compared to vscode (enough that if I can't understand what the hell it's saying I'll boot vscode).

It's about the one thing I can really ding intellij for at the moment.

Error messages like that are pretty bad, yeah. I'm still a fan of TS myself though, the challenge is that there's some less-well-designed JS libraries that are, like you said, too dynamic to be properly typed.

It's bringing OOP back from having almost been forgotten, and with it, a reminder of proper library design and data types.