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Regarding point 2. Also, there's no way to run a build/compile step for running 'javascript' to catch these type errors before runtime. Would we bring Node into
by adamredwoods 4y ago
Regarding point 2. Also, there's no way to run a build/compile step for running 'javascript' to catch these type errors before runtime. Would we bring Node into the CI just to catch those errors?
So you may be right, it seems typescript will still be around for enterprise at least.
- brundolf 4y ago> there's no way to run a build/compile step for running 'javascript' to catch these type errors before runtime I don't think I follow what you mean here, can you clarify?
- xsmasher 4y agoCurrently we run "tsc" to "compile" the code and tell us about type errors. "This method passes as string to something that expects a number" etc. In a world where JS has type notation, we'd need a similar command that could analyze the code without running it.
- brundolf 4y agotsc does that, but yes, you'd still have to run tsc which was part of my original point