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I don't really experience this issue and I use Web storm which is basically the same thing. I find that the dynamic type hinting plus the combination of using J

I don't really experience this issue and I use Web storm which is basically the same thing. I find that the dynamic type hinting plus the combination of using JS Doc formatted comments rarely leaves me with any ambiguity when writing vanilla JavaScript.

raytracer 6y ago
Are you using types in your JS Doc comments? If so, that's not vanilla JavaScript.
- z3t4 6y ago
  JS Doc is just comments. (But the typechecker can still read them.)
- DrScientist 6y ago
  It is because it runs in the browser unprocessed. You edit a file and reload, no munging pipeline,