jsdoc is nice because you don’t have to write the non-helpful types.

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In WebStorm, jsdoc can be rendered in HTML, which makes the code easier to scan. Here's a side-by-side VSCode vs WebStorm:

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And in jsdoc you can have an inline description:

  @prop {number} width  Video width in pixels

▲ culi a day ago | parent [-]

> you don’t have to write the non-helpful types

This entirely depends on your tsconfig setup. You can run a JSDoc-typed project in strict mode exactly the same way you would a *.ts-typed project.

Do you know if it's possible to do that the other way around?

	▲	culi a day ago \| parent [-]
		You mean a TypeScript project without strict mode? Sure. Again, whether you're defining types in JSDoc comments or in .ts files, the behavior is entirely governed by a tsconfig file