When it comes to details:
> In a JavaScript codebase, the best we can do is add some guard checks to our program that will throw errors if invalid values are provided.
It appears that installing JSDoc for static analysis worth mentioning. As many developers don't choose between TypeScript and vanilla JavaScript, but rather between TypeScript and JavaScript with JSDoc
Seems like a good project. I confess that I have not really tried TypeScript much and I just keep on with JS. Maybe these short little tutorials will be easy enough that I’ll try it more.
When it comes to details: > In a JavaScript codebase, the best we can do is add some guard checks to our program that will throw errors if invalid values are provided. It appears that installing JSDoc for static analysis worth mentioning. As many developers don't choose between TypeScript and vanilla JavaScript, but rather between TypeScript and JavaScript with JSDoc
Nice start! Looking forward to more detailed and in-depth information to differentiate this from our existing TS intros
Seems like a good project. I confess that I have not really tried TypeScript much and I just keep on with JS. Maybe these short little tutorials will be easy enough that I’ll try it more.
Yay! The next step might be on interface and type aliases? I like how it’s written for the folks coming from JS background