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   by 19873287234 9y ago

   No it works without using typescript. I just figures it out through... I have never thought about it. I mean, var p = new Cat();. I am sure it can find the cat definition easy and read the properties and so on. It probably can't prove
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   by 19873287234 9y ago

   I really don't think it does that. Most refactoring is not like that. It is about changing things at a deeper level than just the type. I don't think they enhance code readability - I think they make it worse. I never look at the
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   by 19873287234 9y ago

   At a place I worked at once, it was "use Microsoft for everything". So yeah.
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   by 19873287234 9y ago

   The thing about magical refactoring though is that it often isn't a good idea. You usually don't just change the name of something, but you change it conceptually. If you just let the ide go and change the name everywhere, you cre
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   by 19873287234 9y ago

   >Tooling is another major argument. vscode seems to figure out the types in javascript without any static typing. >But it is great for refactoring Searching for strings isn't that much worse. Also, when it comes to web developmen