I have no qualms with TypeScript, but I'll admit i tilted a bit when i interviewed a .net dev whose reasons for using Typescript amounted to "i dont want to learn anything beyond classical inheritance and imperative programming".
Typing options are a great addition to js, it just saddens me when they're used in place of learning the language and the paradigms it offers.
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I have no qualms with TypeScript, but I'll admit i tilted a bit when i interviewed a .net dev whose reasons for using Typescript amounted to "i dont want to learn anything beyond classical inheritance and imperative programming".
Typing options are a great addition to js, it just saddens me when they're used in place of learning the language and the paradigms it offers.