Yeah, I think the bug-finding value is overblown. I advocate Typescript entirely for developer experience. It lets me codify complex domain objects and will cat

Yeah, I think the bug-finding value is overblown. I advocate Typescript entirely for developer experience. It lets me codify complex domain objects and will catch the obviously wrong bugs while I'm developing -- things like passing arguments in the wrong order or passing an x to a function instead of a y. Not to mention with Webstorm or VSCode you have actually reliable autocomplete too.