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How to Overcome Your TypeScriptoPhobia

Let's face it, TypeScript is kinda scary. Not too long ago, I used to dread the idea of having to learn and work with it every day. I'd log off after a busy day at work and have a recurring nightmare where a mob of angry engineers forced me to eithe...

Jan 31, 2022·9 min read·vtrpldn.hashnode.devRead the article

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#beginners

#frontend-development

#web-development

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Vitor Paladini

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A software engineer that really likes working with user interfaces. Writes mostly JS at getcircuit.com. Loves cooking.

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Sreekesh Iyer

Feb 1, 2022

Thanks for sharing!

Tapas Adhikary

Jan 31, 2022

Vitor Paladini, You've motivated me now to pick it up. Frankly, I have used TypeScript in multiple projects but always love to be in my comfort zone of plain old JavaScript. Thanks for the fantastic write-up.

Vitor Paladini

Jan 31, 2022

Hey Tapas Adhikary, thanks! I know that feeling very well 😅

The trick is to use is as much as possible. When you've got enough experience with it you'll only consider plain JS for very small projects and scripts.