Absolutely worth the hype, doubly so if your backend is also written in typescript and you can share types. I would say except for very specific cases, you don’

Absolutely worth the hype, doubly so if your backend is also written in typescript and you can share types. I would say except for very specific cases, you don’t need the complicated parts of typescript, and what you are left with is a lot of defining interfaces/records of what object are. This takes minimal effort to write but pays dividends when you can hover a variable and see the exact type, or the compiler complains about some unintentionally null or undefined value you didn’t consider.