@sun i am that absolutist. If you use "any" you end up having more chances of having "types are WRONG" if you use "any" you can just go back to writing JS, simple as, and is what I did.

>some javascript codebases are not amenable to strict typing and it will be a complete nightmare
and people STILL say that "you can just bolt typescript onto your project, it's easy!" people STILL pretend like you can bolt on types onto javascript. People who make shit like TS and Flowtypes probably never wrote a single line of JS in their entire life.

Typescript should have been a completely standalone language but I guess microsoft just had to introduce more nightmare into our lives.

god i really crave murder right now
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