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“… so I’ll low-key passive-aggressively do it while pretending to comment”? :) Look, Elm and Typescript are two very different things with different goals. The
by matthewmacleod 8y ago
“… so I’ll low-key passive-aggressively do it while pretending to comment”? :)
Look, Elm and Typescript are two very different things with different goals. There’s no problem developing a new app in Elm if it suits your use-case, but if you’re doing any number of other things - improving an existing app, writing a server app, working with Javascript developers - Typescript might be a more suitable choice.
From my point of view, I was able to slowly convert an existing large web app to Typescript over the course of a few months by rewriting a file whenever I touched it. Now the code is more reliable and easier to work on. That’s a good solution, but not one that would have been feasible with Elm.