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by jan_g
1614 days ago
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To be fair, in recent years I've worked on a number of Typescript projects and it was common for developers to use `any`, `Object`, `() -> Promise<void>`, etc. Not super helpful. Though in my experience, sane code structure and informative comments trump everything else when it comes to understanding big and unknown codebase. I still shudder when I think about working years ago on various Java codebases (mostly business IT systems). What a convoluted mess of n-levels deep interface hierarchies. Types? Yeah, but good luck unraveling what exactly is happening in the runtime. |
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