I do a little bit of a lot of things. Some of those things are code. I enjoy thinking about how the world and technology interact, and how technology affects the way people interact with each other.
Oddly, Typescript made Javascript click for me. I was able to produce working code in Javascript before I learned TS, but getting in and using the type system made the rest make sense to me. I also learned C# as my first serious language, so TS was a closer fit than vanilla JS.
Now if I write vanilla JS I have much more confidence in what I'm doing. That said, anything non-trivial that I write is going into a Typescript file regardless.
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Oddly, Typescript made Javascript click for me. I was able to produce working code in Javascript before I learned TS, but getting in and using the type system made the rest make sense to me. I also learned C# as my first serious language, so TS was a closer fit than vanilla JS.
Now if I write vanilla JS I have much more confidence in what I'm doing. That said, anything non-trivial that I write is going into a Typescript file regardless.