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I agree. At least for JavaScript I would always use TypeScript now. The main reason is understanding of code as well as tooling, which means communication in th
by _the_inflator 4y ago
I agree. At least for JavaScript I would always use TypeScript now. The main reason is understanding of code as well as tooling, which means communication in the end.
I remember working 2012 on a SaaS app, and I wasn't the only guy anymore doing frontend stuff with JS. I knew my objects, but my colleagues did not. How to you document object APIs? TypeScript really shines in large projects with lots of devs.