Thanks for sharing this excellent article! I'm diving into <canvas> with React, and was wondering about how to leverage TypeScript. Now I have the answer, thanks to you! :)

Thank you! Yes, it took me a few hours to go through the release notes, PRs & all :)

Yes, it's positive for the community as it removes confusion and doubt.

Thank you Philip!

Thank you! Greatly appreciated! ;-)

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