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When I had to work on Java/Javascript, I had to fallback to using `any` so often, to get the compilers to work, I gave up on the idea that strong typing is usef
by TheRealDunkirk 4y ago
When I had to work on Java/Javascript, I had to fallback to using `any` so often, to get the compilers to work, I gave up on the idea that strong typing is useful. Maybe it's fine for simple types, but trying to pass non-trivial structures around was way more trouble than it was worth.
- ihateolives 4y ago> I had to work on Java ... > I had to fallback to using `any What? Are you sure you worked with Java?
- TheRealDunkirk 4y agoAre you sure of what you're asking? Yes, the Java side was fine. I frequently had to use "any" on the Javascript side because it couldn't understand my compound types. They parsed fine in code, but the compiler would choke.