Typescript enforces better coding practice by design and prevents the kind of crazy stuff you see in JavaScript projects.
If you work in a company with contractors or developers at multiple levels of ability, TS will always increase productivity across the team.
Articles like this usually seem to forget that people are inherently fallible and lazy. TS enforces rules that keep the windows from being broken (to steal the uncle Bob metaphor)
"Typescript enforces better coding practice by design and prevents the kind of crazy stuff you see in JavaScript projects."
I haven't found that to be true tbh - Almost all Typescript projects I have both seen and been a part of seem to follow standard class based organisation. I would argue that Typescript really pushes people down the class route and then they end up with the same old problems with classes we've all had with large codebases and classes.
Now - you can definitely CAN work without classes in TS but if you say it "enforces better coding practice by design" I would have to disagree. It is most definitely not a crutch for inexperience.
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Typescript enforces better coding practice by design and prevents the kind of crazy stuff you see in JavaScript projects.
If you work in a company with contractors or developers at multiple levels of ability, TS will always increase productivity across the team.
Articles like this usually seem to forget that people are inherently fallible and lazy. TS enforces rules that keep the windows from being broken (to steal the uncle Bob metaphor)
"Typescript enforces better coding practice by design and prevents the kind of crazy stuff you see in JavaScript projects."
I haven't found that to be true tbh - Almost all Typescript projects I have both seen and been a part of seem to follow standard class based organisation. I would argue that Typescript really pushes people down the class route and then they end up with the same old problems with classes we've all had with large codebases and classes.
Now - you can definitely CAN work without classes in TS but if you say it "enforces better coding practice by design" I would have to disagree. It is most definitely not a crutch for inexperience.