Yes. Its a matter of opinion and you might have a different one.
TypeScript saved me a lot of time when using React and Redux. Passing data around is not a child's play. Then again even in unit tests you are supposed to write tests for type checking. A lot of that is reduced because of you using TS.
In my opinion, I consider writing extra types is a tradeoff for maintainable and scalable code. Many a times we don't even have to refer to the documentation of a library. The types themselves give an idea about what you need to pass (I know JSDoc exists).
JSDoc is again messy code (it seems that way to me). TS is cleaner code.
TypeScript would have been a lot better again if it also included runtime type checking (hegelJS like).
Admit it. Typechecking saves time. It's a trade off
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Yes. Its a matter of opinion and you might have a different one.
TypeScript saved me a lot of time when using React and Redux. Passing data around is not a child's play. Then again even in unit tests you are supposed to write tests for type checking. A lot of that is reduced because of you using TS.
In my opinion, I consider writing extra types is a tradeoff for maintainable and scalable code. Many a times we don't even have to refer to the documentation of a library. The types themselves give an idea about what you need to pass (I know JSDoc exists).
JSDoc is again messy code (it seems that way to me). TS is cleaner code.
TypeScript would have been a lot better again if it also included runtime type checking (hegelJS like).
Admit it. Typechecking saves time. It's a trade off