Which gets to my wish that instead it is the React team themselves that adopt and maintain @types/react more directly, rather than leaving it to the community and/or Typescript devs. Seeing CRA add default support for Typescript transpilation with easy opt-in for type checking, is a great sign that plenty more React developers are going to have a chance at Typescript. Hopefully it becomes more of a two-way street where the Typescript community isn't just typing major React libraries after the fact, but more of the libraries are directly written in Typescript or at least the types are directly maintained by the authors of the APIs.