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by clusterfish
2197 days ago
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All you need is a bug in your tests or mocks or fixtures to realize that tests aren't 100% foolproof either. Nothing is, we all know that. That said, in proper type safe development at least your own API comms should be type safe. It's easy if you use the same language on client and backend, which is possible with Typescript, Reason/Ocaml, Scala, Rust, etc. The problem with Typescript is that it's half assing type safety in the language itself and people generally half ass type safety in other aspects of development too. You just can't expect to reap the benefits of real type safety with such an approach. |
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