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Right, that's a different philosophy. You can use JS as a dynamic language with DWIM qualities, like SQL. But I prefer to write JS code as if it were a typed la
by cousin_it 11y ago
Right, that's a different philosophy. You can use JS as a dynamic language with DWIM qualities, like SQL. But I prefer to write JS code as if it were a typed language without nulls, and use tools to enforce that. I think that approach will win.