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Les Greys
@les
Why JavaScript vs. Typescript?
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typeof.eth 🔵
@typeof.eth
It’s so much easier to onboard onto a TS codebase, IMO.
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ChrisCoCreated
@chriscocreated
is easier to debug, particularly at scale, the right answer?
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Yousuf Haque
@yousufhaque.eth
Code is read far more often than it’s written. Type declarations improves clarity by making things more explicitly and therefore clearer to read, pick up, and understand. Type declarations also eliminate entire classes of bugs by getting the compiler/typechecker to do a bunch of work for you
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Samuel
@samuellhuber.eth
Typescript because you can security check it automatically and get more guarantees (types mean you see instantly while coding if you for example try to put milk in the juice bottle. In JavaScript you only notice when the juice bottle screams and dies while you actively poor milk)
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Jack Dishman
@dish
writing test cases vs defining expectations
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slobo
@slobo.eth
cause people like typing as any
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ben
@ben-
because people value feeling safe more than being safe
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ben
@ben-
because people value feeling safe more than being safe
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Crypto Shinobi
@crypto-shinobi
Catch potential issues with typescript. Type safety is a huge benefit plus helped me understand programming at a lower level helping me grasp low level languages like Rust easier. 100 $DEGEN
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suiiii
@suiiii
If you work on a framework I could see that you actually go for vanilla Js as you sometimes need some serious TS foo to get super generic types right. For everything else ts all the way
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Luca Di Domenico
@lucadidomenico
Type declaration helps to write code faster and better
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