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by b_e_n_t_o_n
264 days ago
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Yeah and you can explicitly assert a null is a string in TS, but it's explicit. You can't build a Rust program without those asserts but it's trivial to skip the type checking for TS which is more of a linter than a type system. |
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I’ll pull off the cleanest, nicest generic constraints on some component that infers everything perfectly and doesn’t allow invalid inputs, just for a coworker to throw @ts-nocheck on the entire file. It hurts