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I quite like static typing, though with some caveats. I strongly believe automated testing is more important. And I am also not afraid to make something an 'any
by lacampbell 7y ago
I quite like static typing, though with some caveats. I strongly believe automated testing is more important. And I am also not afraid to make something an 'any' if it's proving particularly hard to type.
Have you considered thinking of static typing as a tool? A kind of ESLint on steroids. The great thing about typescript (or checking JS with the typescript compiler) is that you can set the dynamic/static continuum anywhere you want, pretty much.