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title: "Comment by Philip Birk-Jensen on \"Typescript... or jsdocs ?\" | Hashnode"
description: "I have the same philosophy when it comes to bundlers and transpilers. With the browsers developer tools being so awesome a debugging (and prototyping) environme"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/typescript-or-jsdocs/659fdb0e852d356e199f4a49)

Comment [Typescript... or jsdocs ?](https://hashnode.com/posts/typescript-or-jsdocs/659fdb0e852d356e199f4a49)

[Philip Birk-Jensen](https://hashnode.com/@BirkAndMe)

[Jan 13, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/typescript-or-jsdocs/659fdb0e852d356e199f4a49/comment/65a2e57d2b55e1c066352a1a)

I have the same philosophy when it comes to bundlers and transpilers.

With the browsers developer tools being so awesome a debugging (and prototyping) environment, I feel having a 1:1 with what I write and the devtools is very strong. I know source maps can mitigate some of this, but for me it's more of a hassle than a benefit.

Anyway, great write up! I have linked to this post in my own recent post (shameless plug incoming) about documenting a callback: [blog.birk-jensen.dk/documenting-a-callback-functi…](https://blog.birk-jensen.dk/documenting-a-callback-function-in-jsdoc.)