Right at this moment I am one of this beginners. And as usual when I try something new in IT I immediately stumble on a bug - in TypeScript this time.
//@ts-ignore was what I needed. Hiding this from beginners seems to me to be a very, very bad idea. I think you assume that beginners have not been programming before. That is just wrong.
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In my opinion you should not teach beginners this. This will make it too easy to hide errors, every time they hit something they don't understand.
ts-ignore should be used very very reluctantly, not as a tool for beginners to ignore compilation errors.
Right at this moment I am one of this beginners. And as usual when I try something new in IT I immediately stumble on a bug - in TypeScript this time.
//@ts-ignore was what I needed. Hiding this from beginners seems to me to be a very, very bad idea. I think you assume that beginners have not been programming before. That is just wrong.