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Languages like Haskell can get away with it because everything is statically compiled. But what would this look like for an environment like JS, that dynamicall

Languages like Haskell can get away with it because everything is statically compiled. But what would this look like for an environment like JS, that dynamically links against the user's browser? The user's browser may be older or newer, and expose different properties. Should every browser API be potentially nullable?

masklinn 11y ago
That's no different than any other TS code having to interact with regular JS.
egeozcan 11y ago
Potentially null features should be nullable and when not, it'll be a potential run-time error.