This same pattern can be seen every time new languages or Dev tools come out. Some subset of the more experienced community will automatically criticize it.
Bob Martin tells a story about how assembly developers were using the exact same argument when c came out.
"You don't need looping statements any experienced developer can use go-to."
Because typescript is an incredibly disruptive technology it will of cause have the same effect.
I have personally gone through the same cycle several times, most recently with prettier. If I remember correctly my arguments was:
"Something something something less readable"
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This same pattern can be seen every time new languages or Dev tools come out. Some subset of the more experienced community will automatically criticize it.
Bob Martin tells a story about how assembly developers were using the exact same argument when c came out.
Because typescript is an incredibly disruptive technology it will of cause have the same effect.
I have personally gone through the same cycle several times, most recently with prettier. If I remember correctly my arguments was: