JSDoc is indeed very useful for development, it's a standard for me to use it, but it's also not for runtime checking.
I made e.g. npmjs.com/package/@hckrnews/objects for type checking, but there are more packages to guarantee if the data is valid.
Typescript has some nice features, but for me there are also reasons I don't use it for node.js, and I found ways to write clean code that also guarantee that the data is valid.
Clean readable code, strict linting and good tests are very important for me.
For some it can be with typescript, but typescript don't guarantee that your code is good.
Use it if you like it, but it's not the holy grail for good code.
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JSDoc is indeed very useful for development, it's a standard for me to use it, but it's also not for runtime checking.
I made e.g. npmjs.com/package/@hckrnews/objects for type checking, but there are more packages to guarantee if the data is valid.
Typescript has some nice features, but for me there are also reasons I don't use it for node.js, and I found ways to write clean code that also guarantee that the data is valid.
Clean readable code, strict linting and good tests are very important for me.
For some it can be with typescript, but typescript don't guarantee that your code is good.
Use it if you like it, but it's not the holy grail for good code.