I agree but I’d much rather use Typescript for bigger projects. Admittedly this could be an old-dog brain thing: I’m used to typed languages. I feel with pure

I agree but I’d much rather use Typescript for bigger projects. Admittedly this could be an old-dog brain thing: I’m used to typed languages. I feel with pure js you’d need more test coverage and better comments. My experience on larger js code bases it’s hard to know what to pass into a function “oh now I’ve read all the code I see you want an object with a couple of promises and a number” can be bad for productivity. But I imagine in disciplined hands JS can scale without static type safety.