Go home TypeScript, you're drunk!
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The document discusses TypeScript and its conveniences, including better syntax and debugging capabilities, alongside some drawbacks like the need for additional code and potential inaccuracies in typing. Various GitHub links provide sample code illustrating these points, highlighting differences between TypeScript and JavaScript. It concludes that while TypeScript offers benefits, it also comes with certain costs.
Go home TypeScript, you're drunk!
- 3. TSTS JSJS const foo = (bar: string): number => { return bar.length; } alert(foo('Hello world!') * 3); //36 var foo = function (bar) { return bar.length; }; alert(foo('Hello world!') * 3); //36
- 4. Pros and ConsPros and Cons
- 5. API communicationAPI communication DebuggingDebugging Better syntax promptingBetter syntax prompting https://github.com/chmieludaniel/dev-duck-8/blob/api-responses/src/components/Sample.tsx https://github.com/chmieludaniel/dev-duck-8/blob/api-responses/src/services/ApiResource.ts Sample 1.Sample 1.
- 8. 1.1. Way more lines ofWay more lines of codecode https://github.com/chmieludaniel/dev-duck-8/blob/a-lot-of-code/src/services/ApiResource.ts
- 9. 2.2. Not all of JS libsNot all of JS libs have typingshave typings
- 10. 3.3. Not all of typings areNot all of typings are 100% correct100% correct
- 16. ConclusionConclusion 1. TS gives you something 2. This something has its price
- 17. The end.The end.