Yep, it's a beautiful technology, total type safe heaven.
Two basic basic rules if you want to work with TS:
1: apply the 'any' type
2: tweak TSC config so it won't complain anymore
All companies I worked for in the past few years that use TS did this to keep TS 'out of the way'. And with that you completely annihilate the main benefit of using TS! I think it's hilarious and sad at the same time.
I'm curious btw how long TS will live, especially when you realize that within a few years we can write in virtually any language through WebAssembly. Good luck with it anyways.
Yep, it's a beautiful technology, total type safe heaven.
Two basic basic rules if you want to work with TS: 1: apply the 'any' type 2: tweak TSC config so it won't complain anymore
All companies I worked for in the past few years that use TS did this to keep TS 'out of the way'. And with that you completely annihilate the main benefit of using TS! I think it's hilarious and sad at the same time.
I'm curious btw how long TS will live, especially when you realize that within a few years we can write in virtually any language through WebAssembly. Good luck with it anyways.