> Javascript manages without named parameters using anonymous objects, which is basically the same thing. It's not. Unless you have a strict typing on the func

> Javascript manages without named parameters using anonymous objects, which is basically the same thing. It's not. Unless you have a strict typing on the function in TS, you can't know if you're typing the right member. This is actually one of the thing in PHP I like more than TS. It takes no effort to provide meaningful names to parameters from the caller.