Don't recommend installing typescript package globally in README #53209
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I recall noticing this a few months back and wondered why it would recommend installing globally when pretty much everyone has strongly recommended against globally installing anything for basically forever. |
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Globals are pretty nice for beginners - but it's really unclear what being a beginner means in the context of Node.js where there's such an expectation that you'll use a Also, npx didn't exist until a few years back. |
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Yeah, besides this PR, we could just say to use |
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Saw this pop up in Discord today; I don't think installing the typescript package globally is a good idea at all these days (maybe no days).
Instead recommend installing it into the current package and as a dev dep.