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If you're a typescript dev, learn effect

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no, though it may feel like it when one is in web3

It’s taking over compared to JavaScript generally because of that yes.

Now that’s a feature C, C++, C#, Java, Go, Rust, Zig and basically most languages that aren’t Python/JS have

So it’s only valuable because you don’t have it in JavaScript 😅

Outside of it so why do people not pick Typescript ? Well 
1) they may not build a web app
2) there may be a better tool for the job e.g. systems programming isn’t done in TS
3) current tech stack maybe something else
4) dev learned something else first and it stuck
5) some library or process is usually done in XYZ so is then the code build around it

Many reasons why one may or may not have a Ts codebase though I have come to appreciate TS with effect on backend 

Though if I need to manipulate data I pull out pandas and python (see 5.)

ah. ok. yes. why is it more prevalent in web3? it checks errors in the fly before production so i would think it would be used more where applicable. do u like it?