In other hand I don't see your point that people don't have problem with classes in TS but they have it with JS. In my experience if somebody hate classes , he/she hates them in both.
I freely admit that this post is based firmly on my current perception of TS-vs-JS. And it may be true that my perception isn't accurate. Or it may apply only to the sites/teams/regions in which I'm active - I don't know. I've just found it strange that now with me diving into TS, I'm running into a whole lotta suggestions from people... to use classes. But that may not map to your experience, or anyone else's.
As for everything else you've written here, I'm pretty much in agreement with you. Despite what you might've picked up from my previous articles, I don't love classes. And I don't hate functions. In fact, for the last couple of months, I've been writing nothing but functions - and for the vast majority of stuff, I'm completely fine with them. In some cases, I actually prefer them.
Again - good comments all around.
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I freely admit that this post is based firmly on my current perception of TS-vs-JS. And it may be true that my perception isn't accurate. Or it may apply only to the sites/teams/regions in which I'm active - I don't know. I've just found it strange that now with me diving into TS, I'm running into a whole lotta suggestions from people... to use classes. But that may not map to your experience, or anyone else's.
As for everything else you've written here, I'm pretty much in agreement with you. Despite what you might've picked up from my previous articles, I don't love classes. And I don't hate functions. In fact, for the last couple of months, I've been writing nothing but functions - and for the vast majority of stuff, I'm completely fine with them. In some cases, I actually prefer them.
Again - good comments all around.