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To be clear - I wasn't discussing the merits of static types. They are useful tools, and - all else being equal - I use them where available. It was more weighi
by lacampbell 10y ago
To be clear - I wasn't discussing the merits of static types. They are useful tools, and - all else being equal - I use them where available. It was more weighing up the cost benefit analysis of using something like Typescript, which would increase the complexity and the "cycle time" mentioned by the author.
- Noseshine 10y agoAh yes. Add to that that you have to choose between TypeScript and Flow - not as easy as one might think. Normally I go with the more wide-spread tool, but Flow has some good arguments on its side too, for example that it's "just types".