So he wrote all that for the typescript lsp to respond with the answer, but when it compiles down it's nothing? And we're using runes as variables just because?
That is pretty neat, and silly.
I also think it highlights my natural aversion to static type checking in dynamic languages. I know that I could get sucked into writing a bunch of code for the checker, instead of using my energy for making the application work.
That is pretty neat, and silly.
I also think it highlights my natural aversion to static type checking in dynamic languages. I know that I could get sucked into writing a bunch of code for the checker, instead of using my energy for making the application work.