User input is done during the runtime, so, you need additional measures to catch the error. Personally, for TypeScript I use class-validator and treat whole API request as DTO. For Java I use bean validation.
Yes, that's it, I use typescript before I do what you do too, this is why I'm still not using it (Unless I use Angular). if I want to sell TS to somebody else definitely not the typing system. the IDE and OOP make the refactoring code better, autocomplete, what else, typing system doesn't make less bug and maintaining code better.
Just use this, basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/doc... reading this makes me use typescript for 2 months. then back again to plain javascript, some problem with another lib still sometimes occurs in TS (usually typings). I can't stand that :(
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User input is done during the runtime, so, you need additional measures to catch the error. Personally, for TypeScript I use class-validator and treat whole API request as DTO. For Java I use bean validation.
Yes, that's it, I use typescript before I do what you do too, this is why I'm still not using it (Unless I use Angular). if I want to sell TS to somebody else definitely not the typing system. the IDE and OOP make the refactoring code better, autocomplete, what else, typing system doesn't make less bug and maintaining code better.
Just use this, basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/doc... reading this makes me use typescript for 2 months. then back again to plain javascript, some problem with another lib still sometimes occurs in TS (usually typings). I can't stand that :(