🎤 Flow typing: your path from experiments to final implementation in an enterprise project
- 👤 Leonid Baida
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Video:
https://youtu.be/aEcTnCchHFY
Static typing remains a popular topic for discussions somewhat akin to a battle field. JS development world split up into its proponents and opponents. Don't forget that type-code writing is managed by principles and approached different from those required by vanilla JS. It's a different philosophy, so to say. Type JS is very different from non-type one. This becomes a common problem in static type learning and its efficient application. Let's clarify which like JS type code should be. And let's do it step-by-step, getting inspired by strick type programming languages. Let's find out how to apply it so that it proved useful but did not turn into our greatest disappointment. (Flow type will be taken as a basis here, but the majority of these examples will be actual for TypeScript as well).
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