100% this, I often find myself getting tripped up when reading people's complaints about the JS / React ecosystem until I remember that TypeScript and the ESLint (and typescript-eslint and eslint-plugin-react) recommended config isn't standard in everyone's projects. It saves you from a ton of these headaches.

Not that the answer to a complaint of a complex toolchain is more tools in the chain, but it's a wonderful development experience once you develop a collection of tools you really like.