Depends on the project imo. Types are useful when building out enterprise applications with lots of inherent complexity and are meant to be read by many different developers. This is because it is easier to quickly deduce what a function expects, and what kinds of data you are working with. Additionally many editors like typescript can use the types to provide intellisense, and static type checking.
However types can get in the way and be overbearing in small projects maintained by one person where the complexity is small. It's just faster to code without types.
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Depends on the project imo. Types are useful when building out enterprise applications with lots of inherent complexity and are meant to be read by many different developers. This is because it is easier to quickly deduce what a function expects, and what kinds of data you are working with. Additionally many editors like typescript can use the types to provide intellisense, and static type checking.
However types can get in the way and be overbearing in small projects maintained by one person where the complexity is small. It's just faster to code without types.