Yes, I guess you are right, I miss the point of the title during the process trying to explain how simple is to write in ts instead of js.
As you can see with TypeScript we can define the interfaces for parts of our program, so we can be sure that they interact correctly. It means they will have clear contracts of communication with each other which will significantly reduce the number of bugs. TS + unit tests will do the code more stable, predictable and probably will reduce the amount of pre-release bug density.
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Yes, I guess you are right, I miss the point of the title during the process trying to explain how simple is to write in ts instead of js.
As you can see with TypeScript we can define the interfaces for parts of our program, so we can be sure that they interact correctly. It means they will have clear contracts of communication with each other which will significantly reduce the number of bugs. TS + unit tests will do the code more stable, predictable and probably will reduce the amount of pre-release bug density.