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None of those issues are what TS tries to solve. At all. Compile-time checking is well worth the switch. Refactoring old JS express apps is a nightmare. You c
by matchbok 6y ago
None of those issues are what TS tries to solve. At all.
Compile-time checking is well worth the switch. Refactoring old JS express apps is a nightmare.
You can add TS incrementally, so your argument about "downsides" is not valid. You can use it as strictly as you'd like.
- cryptica 6y ago>> None of those issues are what TS tries to solve. At all. That is exactly my point. My argument then follows that that these are in fact the most important issues and that they dwarf all other possible issues; not only in terms of being the most difficult ones to debug but also the most common ones. My argument is then that the problems which TypeScript does solve are so insignificant in the grand scheme of things that it's simply not worth it. Like putting lipstick on a pig.