> TypeScript can be very confusing sometimes That's not good. A type system should be crystal clear, predictable and reliable. > and given the learning curve Types should not be a complex thing with a steep learning…
I still don't understand what pulls developers to Typescript. The examples given show major flaws in this (duck)type system. That it works when you don't use the 'any' type and when you know how to avoid all the edge…
> TypeScript can be very confusing sometimes That's not good. A type system should be crystal clear, predictable and reliable. > and given the learning curve Types should not be a complex thing with a steep learning…
I still don't understand what pulls developers to Typescript. The examples given show major flaws in this (duck)type system. That it works when you don't use the 'any' type and when you know how to avoid all the edge…