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loudsqueak
@loudsqueak
does anyone actually use javascript or is everyone stacking typescript on top? if so, why? feels so risky…
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Deployer
@deployer
me using javascript without types
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@mikesylphdapps
I'm confident enough in myself to not screw up typings for it to be worth the trouble of setting up the extra scaffolding.
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jtgi
@jtgi
compiler saves time
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blaynem
@drilkmops
Raw dogging JS is fine if you’re just moving quick and making something teeny tiny. The issue is when you want to create literally anything else. You can always use JSDOC rather than full typescript
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Johns
@johns
Typescript. And Cursor has made creating my types painless
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I use js whenever the code I am editing is in js. I have used js to create massive sites in the past so I’m pretty confident in my ability to handle uncertain types. If I’m on a team of people, I don’t trust others to handle their types so ts is more useful.
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sanjeed
@sanjeed
Typescript. Easier on AI too since it gets helpful lints
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TobyJaguar
@tobyjaguar
I like using typescript and spending an hour finding the AWS sdk type that I need
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iain
@iain
typescript is helpful and doesn’t really change the core language. it’s programmatically stripped out on build
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