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I've recently started using Flow alongside Nuclide IDE (a Facebook-developed suite of Atom extensions), which allows me to easily see the type of a given variable.

What's nice is how much types can be inferred from just a handle of type annotations. My editor can start pointing out potential bugs at the cost of relatively little effort on my part, and that's a good place to be.



How are you finding Nuclide? When I tried it a few months ago it seemed pretty slow and unstable, and eventually ended up consistently using all my CPU after a while. There wasn't a great deal of documentation/help setting it up available (true of Flow as well to a lesser extent), which was why I chose TS at the time, but am definitely interested in seeing how Flow is progressing.


I had the same problems when I tried it roughly the same time as you, but I tried it out again this week and it seems to be working much better now.


+1 I just give a second chance to Nuclide + Flow, and works great




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