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On the contrary. Most Rails apps with Turbo and Stimulus enabled only need a sprinkle of JS. It's so minuscule that you don't even need an IDE, even less TS eit
by bestest 3y ago
On the contrary. Most Rails apps with Turbo and Stimulus enabled only need a sprinkle of JS. It's so minuscule that you don't even need an IDE, even less TS either on the client or the library side. Thus, this PR both makes sense and most users won't even notice something changed. So the reasoning is good.
I see much hate on DHH for doing this, but I sincerely support him on many levels. And I am glad someone was bold enough to do this so publicly. Go team JS!