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by Chyzwar
3250 days ago
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We do. Most of our projects have 80%+ unit test coverage and decent amount e2e/acceptance tests. The problem with TypeScript is that in most codebases you will need to disable useful type-checks. Without strict null checking, you will only catch trivial errors. Additionally, you will interface with a lot of JS code that do not provide typings. |
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