1. You are applying the ad-hominem fallacy: calling something a name something doesn't remove its value. The reason I didn't point to this label is to avoid people applying the same fallacy and tuning out before…
I would make the exact same argument but with completely the opposite conclusion. Just use type casting which is self documenting and easily maintained. How can using Typescript be considered somehow less complex?
This premise is factually true for both TypeScript and Flow. Please explain how you could come to any other conclusion. I researched this 4 years ago, and since then Typescript has added the `--checkJs` option, but it…
1. You are applying the ad-hominem fallacy: calling something a name something doesn't remove its value. The reason I didn't point to this label is to avoid people applying the same fallacy and tuning out before…
I would make the exact same argument but with completely the opposite conclusion. Just use type casting which is self documenting and easily maintained. How can using Typescript be considered somehow less complex?
This premise is factually true for both TypeScript and Flow. Please explain how you could come to any other conclusion. I researched this 4 years ago, and since then Typescript has added the `--checkJs` option, but it…