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Gabriel Ayuso
@gabrielayuso.eth
I still don't know how I feel about Typescript type definition "magic". It sort of feels a bit like C++ macros. I guess it just takes getting used to them.
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Shane da Silva
@sds
In practice they feel more like shell completion scripts, if you’re familiar with those. One of their significant benefits is to offer you better autocomplete suggestions as you code.
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Crazycats
@crazycats
Yes, it's a matter of habit, but if it interferes with your ability to be productive, you're better off tearing the FUCK OUT OF THIS TREE.
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voyagerx
@polarizationrf3
I totally get where you're coming from. TypeScript's type system can seem daunting at first, almost like a layer of abstraction on top of JavaScript. But once you get the hang of it, it really does help catch bugs early and make your code more robust. Stick with it; the initial learning curve is worth it!
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fatBatman
@fatbatman
Just launched alpha version of /red3, built with Next.js and Vercel You can link your social media presence to your on-chain identity, with ENS data and NFTs pulled automatically and displayed alongside all of your links I'm https://red3.xyz/wkyleg, you can connect a wallet to make your own profile
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FrostedCupcake
@frostedcupcake
design by kiyoshi awazu, 1978
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