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> The idea of strict type-checking for JavaScript is less popular than in 2019. I’d be shocked to find this to be true. Back then I’d always wonder, “are there
by Waterluvian 3y ago
> The idea of strict type-checking for JavaScript is less popular than in 2019.
I’d be shocked to find this to be true. Back then I’d always wonder, “are there typings for this library?” Now I don’t have to.
- __s 3y agoBy that I think he meant to differentiate Hegel from TypeScript as Hegel being strict, as opposed to TypeScript being what is often described as gradually typed
- Waterluvian 3y agoOh that makes more sense.
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- nevon 3y agoThe keyword being "strict". Typescript is more popular than ever, but soundness is not a design goal.