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> But yeah, for web stuff? Just use TypeScript. Life's too short to fight the borrow checker over a blog.4 I am not sure about TypeScript. I think having stati
by anon-3988 8mo ago
> But yeah, for web stuff? Just use TypeScript. Life's too short to fight the borrow checker over a blog.4
I am not sure about TypeScript. I think having static typing is just too good of an insurance against stupid bug and for your own sanity. I think for web purposes, especially with LLM around, you probably should just use Go. You don't have to like it, but there's enough training dataset for your CRUD application. So all you really need to do is to be able to read it.
- Rohansi 8mo ago> I am not sure about TypeScript. I think having static typing is just too good of an insurance against stupid bug and for your own sanity. TypeScript has static typing though?
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- danny_codes 8mo agoTypescript has static typing. It’s called typescript..
- anon-3988 8mo agoWell, I prefer one that does not let me get off free and have a gaping escape hatch.
- danny_codes 8mo agoIt’s like 2 lines in tsconfig to eliminate any escape hatch. Though it’s probably not worth doing in most cases.