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use typescript they said

https://github.com/TanStack/router/blob/main/packages/react-router/src/link.tsx

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these ternaries remind me of pure fp haskell or lisps

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so cool what you can describe with typescript – love the trend of string safe routing libraries.

Now show us what user/editor experience this powers ;)

So well-typed it broke the GitHub formatter:

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now that you share this, its first time i've ever seen `in out ...`

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haha no not at all, I actually think this is really cool.

It's tanner lindsay's code for tanstack-router which has string level type safety in links, for example.

oof...regrets? would you use something else?

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app dev would get a compile time error.

context is this is a routing lib like react-router, if an app dev did something like: <Link to="/users" /> and users wasn't registered it'd compile err. vscode etc would also autocomplete the value.

What‘s the actual explanation here for using a type over checking a value at run time?

TypeScript: where even the types need their own roadmap

using it in a library is different than using it in an app. In an app, you can get away w/ basic types + a handful of advanced features. Libraries are another story. But IMO engineers tend to over engineer so would have never allowed that

Looks weird 😬 bet they don't know who is Robert Martin 😀