As we have recently adopted TypeScript, this is a nice affirmation, but preventing bugs is only part of the benefit and I'm not sure it's the most important part.
TypeScript, in conjunction with a code editor that supports it, significantly improves the code editing experience. Sometimes I still have to chase down documentation, examples, etc. to figure out how to use something, but it happens far less often. In general, I feel like I can code faster and with more confidence.
I assume all this is also true of Flow, though I've never used it.
TypeScript, in conjunction with a code editor that supports it, significantly improves the code editing experience. Sometimes I still have to chase down documentation, examples, etc. to figure out how to use something, but it happens far less often. In general, I feel like I can code faster and with more confidence.
I assume all this is also true of Flow, though I've never used it.