Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Following the same logic you could just learn Kotlin and then transpile it into JS, as it has even more capabilities than TypeScript and you can also code native Android Applications, web services, gateways and so on with it running over the JVM which is better for complex computational tasks than JS is over Node.
There's plenty of options if you really want to avoid digging deep in a programming language!
If you prefer to just scratch the surface, then you get tired for any reason and need a different challenge, go for it.
I'm pretty sure that more than half the people reading this didn't even know about JSDoc, I even got comments about how bad documenting your code is 😆
If your code needs documentation to be understandable, its bad. Highly recommend reading Clean Code by Robert Martin. Sure you could invent your own language and be a solo dev cowboy and nobody will understand what the hell you're doing, or you could just use whats already there and appearantly works for a large chunck of the dev population. JSDoc doesnt work, thats why nobody uses it except a very small group of preachers. And yes, I highly recommend that you dig a little deeper into Typescript until you understand that its not comparable to Java.
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Or instead of learning all your "tools in js", you could just learn Typescript properly because it has all those things built in :)
Following the same logic you could just learn Kotlin and then transpile it into JS, as it has even more capabilities than TypeScript and you can also code native Android Applications, web services, gateways and so on with it running over the JVM which is better for complex computational tasks than JS is over Node.
Maybe you could just code in Rust and compile it to WebAssembly .
There's plenty of options if you really want to avoid digging deep in a programming language!
If you prefer to just scratch the surface, then you get tired for any reason and need a different challenge, go for it.
I'm pretty sure that more than half the people reading this didn't even know about JSDoc, I even got comments about how bad documenting your code is 😆
If your code needs documentation to be understandable, its bad. Highly recommend reading Clean Code by Robert Martin. Sure you could invent your own language and be a solo dev cowboy and nobody will understand what the hell you're doing, or you could just use whats already there and appearantly works for a large chunck of the dev population. JSDoc doesnt work, thats why nobody uses it except a very small group of preachers. And yes, I highly recommend that you dig a little deeper into Typescript until you understand that its not comparable to Java.