Going between rust and ts, it's the judicious use of enums that js really feels like it's missing. The whole hoopla with undefined/null/NaN/etc could be avoided

Going between rust and ts, it's the judicious use of enums that js really feels like it's missing. The whole hoopla with undefined/null/NaN/etc could be avoided with a simple enum type. Not to mention the entire concept of Exceptions. Nullish alone had me back to the == instead of === once I went ts. No reason to care about identity when ts makes sure I don't compare a string to a number, but treating undefined == null as true is what I want 99.9% of the time, and that 0.1% I should be explicit that I do care about treating them differently.