Most of the Rust port was done by a single engineer over ~8 months, while the rest of the team kept shipping features: no code freeze.
Read the full story: medium.com/flow-type/flows-o…
The Rust port is just the start. Flow in 2026 isn't like you remember: flow.org/
TypeScript lets you pass Array<string> where Array<string | Error> is expected, so the function pushes an Error to your string array. Flow rejects it.
TS Playground, 0 errors: typescriptlang.org/play/?#co…
Flow Playground, rejects with an error: flow.org/try/#1N4Igxg9gdgZgl…
Flow catches the crash before you ship it.
More examples where Flow is safer: flow.org/en/docs/flow-vs-typ…
Flow retweeted
👀 Is this Flow, or TypeScript?
Is Flow coming back?
- Flow syntax aligns with TypeScript
- Flow has pattern matching
- Useful React hooks/component/renders syntax
- Compiler has been recently ported to Rust
I'll keep an eye on it for you, but this is promising!
JavaScript Pattern Matching with `match`, available now: medium.com/flow-type/javascr…
JavaScript Pattern Matching with `match`, available now: medium.com/flow-type/javascr…
Flow for TypeScript Users in 2026: 20+ side-by-side comparisons, verified against TypeScript 6.0.3 with 'strict' enabled:
flow.org/en/docs/flow-vs-typ…
Flow now supports Mapped Types, inspired by TypeScript. Read more about them in our new blog post: medium.com/flow-type/announc…
Flow retweeted
The render types section of the blog post doesn't even go all that in depth.
This is contrived for the sake of conciseness but really pay attention to what this code is expressing and understand how buck wild it is that we can express this with complete type safety!
We added new language features to Flow for writing React. Learn about our new Component Syntax: medium.com/flow-type/announc…
We added new language features to Flow for writing React. Learn about our new Component Syntax: medium.com/flow-type/announc…










