Introducing: Local Type Inference for Flow
Posted Sep 27, 2021 by Michael Vitousek
We’re replacing Flow’s current inference engine with a system that behaves more predictably and can be reasoned about more locally.
Read more on Medium →- Introducing Local Type Inference (current)
- TypeScript Enums vs. Flow Enums
- Introducing Flow Enums
- Flow Indexed Access Types
- Sound Typing for 'this'
- Flow Direction Update
- Types-First only supported mode
- Generic Types Improvements
- Types-First: A Scalable New
- Making Flow error suppressions
- What we’re building in 2020
- Improvements to Flow in 2019
- Upgrade to exact-by-default
- Spreads: Common Errors & Fixes
- Live Flow errors in your IDE
- Changes to Object Spreads
- Upgrading Flow Codebases
- A More Responsive Flow
- What the Flow Team Has Been Up To
- Supporting React.forwardRef
- Asking for Required Annotations
- Exact Objects by Default
- Unknown Props in Conditionals
- Better Error Messages
- Flow Support in Recompose
- Private Props w/ Opaque Types
- Even Better React Support
- Linting in Flow
- Opaque Type Aliases
- Strict Function Call Arity
- Introducing Flow-Typed
- Property Variance
- Windows Support
- New Unions and Intersections
- Version 0.21.0
- Version 0.19.0
- Generators
- Version 0.17.0
- Version 0.16.0
- Version 0.15.0
- Version 0.14.0
- Disjoint Unions
- Bounded Polymorphism
- Flow Comments
- Typecasts
- Import Type