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Those are ignored by the Python bytecode compiler though, and aren't used to enhance performance or anything else. If you don't mind type annotations that are f
by BuckRogers 9y ago
Those are ignored by the Python bytecode compiler though, and aren't used to enhance performance or anything else. If you don't mind type annotations that are for the IDE only you may as well just reach for TypeScript instead of Python.
- sametmax 9y ago> Those are ignored by the Python bytecode compiler though That's the whole point. > you may as well just reach for TypeScript instead of Python. The only reason I do JS is because it's the only browser native language we got. I'm never gona use this aweful tech anywhere else if I can.
- BuckRogers 9y ago> That's the whole point. It is? I don't think so. My whole point was that they're useless from a performance perspective. >The only reason I do JS is because it's the only browser native language we got. I'm never gona use this aweful tech anywhere else if I can. That's why TypeScript exists. It's better than older versions of ECMAScript and Python, put together.