> Using a typed language in our frontend has already paid dividends: our code has fewer type-related bugs, we are more confident making large refactors, and our inline documentation is focused around concepts instead of object shapes and function parameters.
Sounds like they learned from their mistake of using Python on the server-side. Dynamically typed languages for large code bases are terrible.
Sounds like they learned from their mistake of using Python on the server-side. Dynamically typed languages for large code bases are terrible.