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by spartanatreyu
1198 days ago
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Something should be pointed out to outsiders looking at typescript, otherwise they might get the wrong idea about the language. In practice there seems to two different sides of typescript code. 1. Regular projects: tend to have rather easy to understand/write/maintain code. 2. Dependency code: tends to have code-golfed metaprogramming that the IDE uses to auto-magically autocomplete and highlight issues in regular project code. |
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