No it works without using typescript. I just figures it out through... I have never thought about it. I mean, var p = new Cat();. I am sure it can find the cat definition easy and read the properties and so on. It…
I really don't think it does that. Most refactoring is not like that. It is about changing things at a deeper level than just the type. I don't think they enhance code readability - I think they make it worse. I never…
The thing about magical refactoring though is that it often isn't a good idea. You usually don't just change the name of something, but you change it conceptually. If you just let the ide go and change the name…
No it works without using typescript. I just figures it out through... I have never thought about it. I mean, var p = new Cat();. I am sure it can find the cat definition easy and read the properties and so on. It…
I really don't think it does that. Most refactoring is not like that. It is about changing things at a deeper level than just the type. I don't think they enhance code readability - I think they make it worse. I never…
The thing about magical refactoring though is that it often isn't a good idea. You usually don't just change the name of something, but you change it conceptually. If you just let the ide go and change the name…