top | item 22405894 (no title) adgasf | 6 years ago Conversely, it's also one of the biggest pain-points when throwing together a quick prototype. discuss order hn newest navaati|6 years ago Nah, you can totally use things like holes or undefined (in haskell), unimplemented!() in rust, etc.EDIT: and, as neighbour says, any in typescript ! But typescript, with its progressive typing, is in a league of its own. worldsayshi|6 years ago Then here's where typescript shines. To be able to move fluidly between no static checks of JavaScript and strong-ish type safety of typescript without too much work.Then again, it's not always without hiccups. jefflombardjr|6 years ago That is where I think Flow really shines. Seems to be less hiccups, but that is just my anecdotal experience.
navaati|6 years ago Nah, you can totally use things like holes or undefined (in haskell), unimplemented!() in rust, etc.EDIT: and, as neighbour says, any in typescript ! But typescript, with its progressive typing, is in a league of its own.
worldsayshi|6 years ago Then here's where typescript shines. To be able to move fluidly between no static checks of JavaScript and strong-ish type safety of typescript without too much work.Then again, it's not always without hiccups. jefflombardjr|6 years ago That is where I think Flow really shines. Seems to be less hiccups, but that is just my anecdotal experience.
jefflombardjr|6 years ago That is where I think Flow really shines. Seems to be less hiccups, but that is just my anecdotal experience.
navaati|6 years ago
EDIT: and, as neighbour says, any in typescript ! But typescript, with its progressive typing, is in a league of its own.
worldsayshi|6 years ago
Then again, it's not always without hiccups.
jefflombardjr|6 years ago