> For packages typed with JSDoc, CTRL/CMD clicking on a function will take you to actual code rather than a type declarations file. I much prefer this experience as a dev.
ok i didn't think about this, that's an underrated benefit
ok i didn't think about this, that's an underrated benefit
Prefer Go To Source Definition
Makes `Go to Definition` avoid type declaration files when possible by triggering `Go to Source Definition` instead.
It was added like 3 years ago which was probably a bit too late, not even sure why it's not the default. (File size?)
IDEA adds its own analysis on top of that provided by the language server.
Works on JS + every variant of type definitions I've ever seen, among many other things (not only programming languages, but also database objects, etc).
IDEA implements its own analysis and doesn't use tsserver at all. Its semantics diverge in subtle ways, I believe in both directions (some code that tsserver considers valid IDEA will consider invalid and vice versa).