@[email protected] learn them in the order they were invented ^^
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@fasterthanlime Secrets, secret ^^ I read an article about living on a barge some time ago and it's pretty cheap but there is no guarantee that you'll ba allowed to stay long term.
@fasterthanlime I didn't know about this "trend". Which ones are living on boats ? ⛵
@JHein or use yards and "convert" it to meters like if 1 meters = 1 yard.
Here's an example of how to use type guard in #typescript :)
@wolframkriesing @cassiozen you can use type guards (https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types.html) not very elegant, not very "safe" but it works.
@chrlschn @stephenadams I think about it in term of "how can I help my editor give me the right auto completion" ^^
@jahed that is a very good idea!
Although considering it took years before inline hints were a common thing I fear it may take some time.
I'll keep promoting the idea though!
@stephenadams @chrlschn ... I honestly think that I don't have the mental ability to work on an untyped projet because it implies I have to hold too many things in my head.
Some people are just built differently ^^
@stephenadams @chrlschn I don't know about the background thing. I think it's mostly a personal preference. I started with #PHP 4 (no types) and #python and with both I spend a lot of time being not sure about what exactly was the input of function X. When I tried java for the first time I was amazed that you could basically do "Ctrl + space assisted coding". I have loved everything that can help me be sure of what is a variable since then (and more generally what helps reduce my mental load)...