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You don't need to mindlessly switch to a trending framework or library. Try upgrading typescript to the latest version. I think that's a fair definition of "mo
by squiggleblaz 7y ago
You don't need to mindlessly switch to a trending framework or library.
Try upgrading typescript to the latest version. I think that's a fair definition of "modernisation" and something which should be benign.
But now all of a sudden you have to upgrade every dependency to the latest version - or write your own .d.ts files - since they're typically written to the current library version - typescript version combination.
- gpm 7y agoThe rust eco system has done a pretty good job at this. The language and standard library is always backwards compatible (minor security fixes excepted). So updating to a newer language version just works. Major libraries at the roots of many dependency trees have upgraded in backwards incompatible ways a few times, but the community has pretty consistently come together and helped move every other library that anyone uses to the new version.