I agree, the only reason I can see for TypeScript's existence is that people were coding poorly. Many of the mistakes people claim to have made as a result of d

I agree, the only reason I can see for TypeScript's existence is that people were coding poorly. Many of the mistakes people claim to have made as a result of dynamic typing, I simply did not make because I learned dynamic first, then static second. Also, it's solved by literally 1 test, and people are touting an extra compilation step with errors to solve that problem. This eco-system is a poisoned-well of bloat, and I'll be redoubling my efforts with Rust to leave it as soon as possible.