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by k9294 303 days ago
For this very reason I switched for TS for backend as well. I'm not a big fun of JS but the productivity gain of having shared types between frontend and backend and the Claude code proficiency with TS is immense.
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I considered this, but I'm just too comfortable writing my server logic in Ruby on Rails (as I do that for my day job and side project). I'm super comfortable writing client side React / Typescript but whenever I look at server side Typescript code I'm like "I should understand what this is doing but I don't" haha.