I would say it's the other way round. In ReasonML, if you forget to resolve a promise, the compiler tells you the types don't match up. This is better and more

I would say it's the other way round. In ReasonML, if you forget to resolve a promise, the compiler tells you the types don't match up. This is better and more reliable than the best linting rules you can get today for JavaScript. With TS, to be honest I'm not sure how safe it can be since it must play nice with the JavaScript rules that promises can be automagically resolved.