It was very hard to continue reading the article after the dismissal of Typescript based on such flawed arguments. (The two articles it links to are written by

It was very hard to continue reading the article after the dismissal of Typescript based on such flawed arguments. (The two articles it links to are written by the same person, who's argument is basically "Type correctness does not guarantee program correctness.", which is not even what Typescript promises) Personally (but this is just one anecdote, so take it for what it's worth) I've found Typescript to bring such a massive improvement in both he writing of code, but also in the maintaining of it that I can't imagine writing Javascript without it anymore.