what do you think of TypeScript?
What do you think of TypeScript?
Jack Baker
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Julian Ward
> Microsoft
DO NOT USE
Anthony Butler
It makes javascript somewhat useable imo
Ryan Howard
I'm a brainlet, I get confused when someone tags variables/funcitons with types. I need my code to look minimalistic as possible for my small brain to understand it...
Samuel Campbell
Useless now that kotlinJS exists.
Jeremiah Martinez
it's ok, but only makes sense on server side, becouse you will still have weak typings in browser cause js.
Ethan Mitchell
You fucking retards... TS is just a superset of JS that still translates into JS... There is no TS runtime engine
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Lincoln Green
And yet if I need to test it on a browser, I need to run tsc which compiles it into JS.
Jose Thompson
What part of no runtime didn't you understand, faggot? Your server will still run normal compiled JavaScript.
Luke Taylor
Or you put it through a transpiler first that converts it into ES2015/16 or earlier JS that the browsers support.
Luis Walker
Isn't the whole point to give the developer a warning when he's using a wrong type?
I don't see why this won't work in a browser.
Carter James
It does work in browsers, not sure what that person is going on about.
Isaac King
Makes Javascript usable and this is coming from somebody who hates Microsoft. Angular also makes life easier
Adrian Cruz
NG serve faggot
Brayden Nguyen
It's pretty good and has a community, but it's still JavaScript. Thanks to github.com
Jason Johnson
Dynamic typing is a feature.
Wyatt Perez
No when it works like in JS.
Cameron Morgan
Not crazy about the C#-y syntax, but I like the idea of “somewhat typed” languages.
Kayden Cook
>somewhat typed
There is a term for it: en.wikipedia.org
Parker Howard
I've never used it, but even the slightest bit of type safety helps.
Nathan Adams
To be fair, immutability is more important than type-safety, so you'd probably get more benefit out of ClojureScript than TypeScript unless you're a very disciplined TypeScript programmer and use Immutable.js.
Landon Jackson
you will never hava a job therefore use elm instead
Angel Clark
>compiled JavaScript
we should all learn malbolge