I appreciate your taking the time to write this article - it is a brief and clear introduction to TS.
And, I find the fact that you call a function that adds two numbers "minus" confusing to the point of disturbing. Would you consider fixing the example?
Also, after reading the article, I still don't know why "I should type my next JS project".
What are some common patterns where using typed JS is a benefit?
I get that other devs like it, but why?
Thank you!
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I appreciate your taking the time to write this article - it is a brief and clear introduction to TS.
And, I find the fact that you call a function that adds two numbers "minus" confusing to the point of disturbing. Would you consider fixing the example?
Also, after reading the article, I still don't know why "I should type my next JS project".
What are some common patterns where using typed JS is a benefit?
I get that other devs like it, but why?
Thank you!