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I was a late convert to "full stack" myself. Just go directly to Typescript and run a linter on the code before you execute it. It seems like more than a prog
by the_local_host 6y ago
I was a late convert to "full stack" myself. Just go directly to Typescript and run a linter on the code before you execute it.
It seems like more than a programmer should have to do, but eventually you'll forget about the extra tools and have decent pseudo-compile-time error detection.
- colejohnson66 6y agoAnd if your IDE supports it, you can get informed of the errors before a compile (what Microsoft calls “Intellisense”)