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IMO this makes a good case for TypeScript and the code completion features associated with it. Though personally I have the memory of an elephant so I don't nee
by jongjong 4y ago
IMO this makes a good case for TypeScript and the code completion features associated with it. Though personally I have the memory of an elephant so I don't need it.
- aw9f70gae 4y agoTypescript autocomplete makes this article feel very irrelevant to me
- reactspa 4y agoI've never used TypeScript, and your comment has me intrigued. Please clarify something: As I understand it: 1. TypeScript is a language (super-set of JS). 2. Code completion is a feature of an IDE or editor. So how does this language enforce code completion? Or is this something in VSCode? If I were using Notepad++ to code, it won't have code completion, correct? Thanks.