How is TypeScript code more readable than plain JS? I think it makes your code more bloated and puts less focus on the actual logic, more on just type checking. However I've not done so much in TypeScrip yet!
It helps you structure your code better by giving you better tools. OOP, SOLID, many language features vanilla JS is missing like decorators, optional chaining, nullish coalescing and many other features. IntelliSense/auto-completion makes you more productive and helps you avoid typos.
How is TypeScript code more readable than plain JS? I think it makes your code more bloated and puts less focus on the actual logic, more on just type checking. However I've not done so much in TypeScrip yet!
It helps you structure your code better by giving you better tools. OOP, SOLID, many language features vanilla JS is missing like decorators, optional chaining, nullish coalescing and many other features. IntelliSense/auto-completion makes you more productive and helps you avoid typos.
Optional chaining and nullish coalescing are built into JS
...but not supported by all browsers.
Dear vanilla JavaScript users, which version do you use? Transpiler?
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt ・ Dec 11 '20 ・ 1 min read