I 100% understand your arguments and i feel it! I'm still not a sure if prefer one or the other approach. In my life a wrote a lot of TypeScript code and not all of it was super super-production-ready app which has to be without errors. So i belive that there is some ratio between productivity and safety. Because of that i really like that you're able to write some sh**y code where only success path is working and if you want you may do it type-safe. But if you want to do some POC as fast as possible you just put @ts-expect-error here and you're fine :D
I'll think about it more..
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Hello 👋 thanks for review!
I 100% understand your arguments and i feel it! I'm still not a sure if prefer one or the other approach. In my life a wrote a lot of TypeScript code and not all of it was super super-production-ready app which has to be without errors. So i belive that there is some ratio between productivity and safety. Because of that i really like that you're able to write some sh**y code where only success path is working and if you want you may do it type-safe. But if you want to do some POC as fast as possible you just put
@ts-expect-errorhere and you're fine :DI'll think about it more..