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My guess is that productivity is really from the ecosystem. It is easier to create and use modules in JS than Java/C#. You do not need to mend your codebase to
by Chyzwar 7y ago
My guess is that productivity is really from the ecosystem. It is easier to create and use modules in JS than Java/C#. You do not need to mend your codebase to use modules. Once you have all these third party modules it easier to move fast with the product.
Structural typing fit really nicely with existing JS. Typescript have all expressiveness of JS and granular control of type safety. Given this, there is a lot of sharp edges.
- tikkabhuna 7y agoDefinitely! And tooling. Java is verbose but IntelliJ writes a lot for me. `main` turns into[1]: public static void main(String[] args) { } Because of this and Lombok I don't find Java particularly taxing to write. I often prefer writing Java as my IDE can provide me better information about the code. [1] https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-live-templates.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-live-templates.htm...