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The problems start with frameworks that require custom compilers and non-standard module systems. If you use vanilla JS in standard modules most of this goes a
by spankalee 4y ago
The problems start with frameworks that require custom compilers and non-standard module systems.
If you use vanilla JS in standard modules most of this goes away.
- jitl 4y agoWell then you need to use vanilla JS, which seems to be widely regarded as not great “at scale”. I certainly will never go back to JS from TS. Fearless refactoring is worth slogging through all the JSON config soup.
- tobyhinloopen 4y agoFearless refactoring? What about tests? Sure TS helps, but tests are “better”
- Tajnymag 4y agoTests and static typing are not excluding each other. Best would be to have both.