Why such a large, important project would want to drop static types is beyond me.
> TypeScript isn’t proving itself helpful to organize Deno code. On the contrary, the Deno team is experiencing the opposite effect. One of the issues mentioned is that they ended up with duplicate independent Body classes in two locations
This feels like process immaturity or unfamiliarity. Thousands of other projects manage to do just fine.
These folks are free to do what they want with their project, but this is not a good look, especially to those that are skeptical of the javascript ecosystem.
> TypeScript isn’t proving itself helpful to organize Deno code. On the contrary, the Deno team is experiencing the opposite effect. One of the issues mentioned is that they ended up with duplicate independent Body classes in two locations
This feels like process immaturity or unfamiliarity. Thousands of other projects manage to do just fine.
These folks are free to do what they want with their project, but this is not a good look, especially to those that are skeptical of the javascript ecosystem.