I've noticed this similarly switching to using typescript over javascript. I'm not a huge JS dev anyway so I don't use it much, but having type signatures to en

I've noticed this similarly switching to using typescript over javascript. I'm not a huge JS dev anyway so I don't use it much, but having type signatures to enforce requirements, but being able to turn them off when they get in the way is great for productivity. Of course in a productive environment I would probably enforce strictness of the types but for my own terrible front ends, I don't care