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The very title is kinda scary, in the context that everything was kind of hacked onto JS. While it's probably important to understand, the 'answer' I think, wit
by jollybean 6y ago
The very title is kinda scary, in the context that everything was kind of hacked onto JS. While it's probably important to understand, the 'answer' I think, without being ham-fisted, is probably to use Typescript in most cases.
- vgvvgvhvh 6y agoThis isn’t the sort of website where you can criticize tools and languages like a hacker might. This is a forum for people with hire people who will inevitably be forced to make products using these tools for this tower of babel-esque dumpster heap we call the web stack. Just because this forum is called hacker news don’t get your expectations twisted. We’re only here to boost engagement for acquisitions and “growth hacking”