Re:Vugu: Vue-like frontends in pure Go, HTML, and CSS
by dimitrios1 on Thursday April 22, 2021 @01:13PM
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I agree that TypeScript has a more expressive type system (not an advantage depending on how you view things, however).
The big asterisk I am referring to is the fact that types are defined through a side channel rather than through the language itself. Your typing files may be different than someone elses. Everyone just so happens to use the same ones, so this problem doesn't come up too often in practice, but in applications where you need guaranteed static analysis, Typescript doesn't fit the bill.
The big asterisk I am referring to is the fact that types are defined through a side channel rather than through the language itself. Your typing files may be different than someone elses. Everyone just so happens to use the same ones, so this problem doesn't come up too often in practice, but in applications where you need guaranteed static analysis, Typescript doesn't fit the bill.