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I'm the opposite. I was continually perplexed by trivial stuff that TypeScript just couldn't figure put. Maybe that has changed in the last year but I doubt it.
by rowanG077 5y ago
I'm the opposite. I was continually perplexed by trivial stuff that TypeScript just couldn't figure put. Maybe that has changed in the last year but I doubt it.
- lockyc 5y agoDo you have examples?
- smt88 5y agoIn my 5+ years introducing TypeScript everywhere that my team has to use JavaScript, this is almost always because JavaScript is an insane language that allows many counterintuitive things. TS is sometimes weird because it is a superset of JS and has to be compatible.