Ya that's sort of what I meant by the rest of the comment, and I agree, in theory, but haven't personally encountered this because I've never come onto a projec

Ya that's sort of what I meant by the rest of the comment, and I agree, in theory, but haven't personally encountered this because I've never come onto a project that's already had a well-established TS implementation. I'm always doing the implementation, and then lose my job before getting to the point where the benefits were realized, and it's quite a slow path to getting to a place where the full codebase of sufficient size is typed, simply because most huge cosebases have evolved over time and aren't completely JS or TS. Thinking about this one step further, I've actually never revisited my own code on any project I've been employed to work on, it all might as well have never existed, and the only difference would be a lack of perspective that's changed as a result of doing some incremental feature work. Way she goes I guess, but I still agree.