My point was mainly that jsDoc can step on TS shoes while adding context and description to your code.
On my personal projects, I never feel the need to use TS. While at work, however, I wish everyday that we had TS (and not just a bunch of outdated, badly formated jsDoc, like you describe)
Nice comment, laying a more TypeScript approach.
My point was mainly that jsDoc can step on TS shoes while adding context and description to your code.
On my personal projects, I never feel the need to use TS. While at work, however, I wish everyday that we had TS (and not just a bunch of outdated, badly formated jsDoc, like you describe)
I do agree that it can be overkill to use TS as well, and that JSDoc is great tool in many or most circumstances :)