If you wanna easy going with coding, you will probably have more luck with TypeScript.
Programming with JavaScript is basically programming with untagged unions only, which feels like a nightmare for many devs.
Since you'll need to bundle up your JavaScript anyway, you can go with the TypeScript tooling, as it won't add much more overhead as the JavaScript tooling.
Easy going sounds good, but not at the expense of actually understanding my code. That does sound like a nightmare, but if that nightmare is the state of the art I'm just prejudiced.
Really appreciate your thoughts! Agreed about the tooling - seems like a six of one sorta deal
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If you wanna easy going with coding, you will probably have more luck with TypeScript.
Programming with JavaScript is basically programming with untagged unions only, which feels like a nightmare for many devs.
Since you'll need to bundle up your JavaScript anyway, you can go with the TypeScript tooling, as it won't add much more overhead as the JavaScript tooling.
Easy going sounds good, but not at the expense of actually understanding my code. That does sound like a nightmare, but if that nightmare is the state of the art I'm just prejudiced.
Really appreciate your thoughts! Agreed about the tooling - seems like a six of one sorta deal