TypeScript IDEs & Tools

This section documents the current TypeScript release line as published at the official TypeScript documentation, which is the reference these pages are written and verified against. No specific patch version is pinned.

This content was generated with the assistance of AI and should be verified against the official documentation before being relied on in production, since TypeScript iterates quickly.

This section’s bibliography lists the reference material consulted while preparing these pages.

This page lists the IDEs and editors most commonly used to write TypeScript, with a link to each product’s official page. Most of them work with the same language tooling, so choose by how much built-in integration you want versus how light and fast you want the editor to be.

IDEs

  • WebStorm — JetBrains' IDE for JavaScript and TypeScript, with refactoring, debugging and framework support built in.

Editors with extensions

  • Visual Studio Code — the most widely used editor for web development, extensible through a large extension marketplace.

  • Sublime Text — a fast, lightweight commercial text editor with a package ecosystem.

  • Zed — a fast, collaborative code editor with built-in language server support.

See also