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Well, that doesn't mean it's wrong. I'm far less likely to introduce bugs when "just hacking" on a Flow-typed JS project than I am when carefully (and tediously
by kcorbitt 9y ago
Well, that doesn't mean it's wrong. I'm far less likely to introduce bugs when "just hacking" on a Flow-typed JS project than I am when carefully (and tediously) trying to refactor an untyped one.
- seanwilson 9y agoAgree with this. I recently refactored a TypeScript code base for around 3 hours (renaming things, moving functionality into new classes, reducing duplication) without running the code once and it nearly worked first time. Simply renaming a variable in plain JavaScript can be a challenging refactor in comparison.