Maybe. Typescript is excellent for large applications, but I still think strictly typed JS for all use cases would be overkill and a huge mistake.

What then becomes the point of writing typescript in the first place if you are just going to strip it at runtime with no type checks? I guess you still get the benefit of type checks in your IDE, but I still feel like compiling your TS before running will continue to be the way most devs go as there are other benefits of doing so.

I assume profit factors this in cause employees get paid and math.

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Please Facebook don't do it, whatever will we do.

Must have been fun for the dev who submitted the Pr.

they already have other jobs.

Add the website to your home screen on your phone and it becomes a progressive web app (PWA), this is perfect use case for a PWA and there is absolutely no reason why this (and many other simple games and apps) need to be native apps.

right!!? all we're asking for is a prediction on whether or not the cat will be dead before the food arrives.

In the early days prime their shipping estimates (and 2 day delivery) worked pretty well (maybe they should go back to checking only at checkout). These days I have no trust in when they say something will arrive. 'Tomorrow by 10am' could be accurate, OR it could just as often be three days later.

To make Dallas Mavericks swag purchases.