One Reason Not to Migrate From JavaScript to TypeScript
Typescript saves a lot of development time, but is it worth an entire migrating process?
I got you whenever there is a project that should be migrated to another language, your inner voice is shaking and screaming: NO GOD! PLEASE NO!
It doesn’t care if you are at work and you have to do it, since coding is your job or you are struggling with this decision for months, but your private project would be a better one after the migration.
TypeScript is powerful and saves you a lot of time and frustrating debugging sessions. For large projects, you need a good reason to stay on JavaScript instead of migrating to Typescript. But exactly for this reason, the following method brings up a way out. It leaves you to have a few available options of convenience, and I know what I am talking about.
I am currently developing my next Udemy course on “How to make an Idle Web Game in plain old JavaScript!”.
My advice: if you don’t know what you are doing, then it would be better to
