Bye TypeScript 👋 Great for big teams but it's slowing me down when working solo or with 1-2 friends Going back full JS

Apr 18, 2024 · 11:25 AM UTC

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oops what did I just start?
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Even if it slows down a little bit, it’s super useful when doing many different projects and you need to go back after a while. It allows you to remove those types from your mind while JS forces you to know everything by heart or figuring it out by testing.
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Maybe true yes
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Shitstorm incoming! :D
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Hope I didn't start a war
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Just got this ad below your post 😂 "This mistake cost him his career."
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noooooo 🤣
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skill issue
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Which bits felt particularly frustrating?
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You just want those sweet Elon dollars with a tweet like this 😂
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slows u down the first two weeks, then it slowly reverses as you add shit
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skill issue.
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Why not just use any?
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I prefer having it but put “any” in many place when I don’t want to have to think of my types. Then I sanitize if the part stay :) That keep you the good typing and the help from external libs :) But I get your point
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I'm going back to jQuery 😅
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I like TS but I respect your right to choose what works best for you!
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Welcome 🤝
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Exactly what I’ve thought
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Why not use any and when you want to formalize components that work well then add the interface Can move fast and have documented components at the same time
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I feel strongly about TS. It’s sort of a slow ROI at first but ramps up quickly. Not having to worry about unexpected type errors in later iterations of a build is a huge time savings. You know exactly what to expect.
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skill issue tbh
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Based
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Welcome back 🤝🏻
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😮😮😮 What a twist!
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bug luck! 😹
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:any
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Skill issue
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i'm all JS as well, don't understand why people are waiting on their compiles of it to finish all day. also switched to deno recently, definitely happier. it's more fun and i can do single file stuff, dont need to mess with configs or .json files of any kind
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Skill issue
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You better have a Soundcloud
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Good luck!
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honestly yeah
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It’s like a daily baby asprin for projects you’re not active in on a frequent basis. Not gonna prevent a heart attack, but it does give a little more peace of mind when you open up your editor and the types keep you from doing some dumb shit in the first ten minutes.
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