TS is good, I love it. But you can achieve bugproof and readable code with JS as well. I think this depends on the team you work with. When you need to do things asap and work with juniors, you might need a code with strong TS foundation to ensure quality. But if you have proper code reviews and a knowledge-sharing culture with time to discuss architectural decisions and learn from each other, JS should be as good as TS for you.
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TS is good, I love it. But you can achieve bugproof and readable code with JS as well. I think this depends on the team you work with. When you need to do things asap and work with juniors, you might need a code with strong TS foundation to ensure quality. But if you have proper code reviews and a knowledge-sharing culture with time to discuss architectural decisions and learn from each other, JS should be as good as TS for you.