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NfNitLoop ("Cody Casterline 🏳️🌈") wrote:
Most of my recent #TypeScript experience has been with #Deno where handling of TypeScript/types is built-in to the runtime itself.
But now that I'm delving into NodeJS-centric ecosystem a bit more, I am *constantly* surprised at how loosely people will use the term "type-safe".
In that realm, "type-safe" apparently means… has some types. But it doesn't mean the types are accurate, useful, or even validated at runtime.
The number of <T = any> generic params I've seen is … disappointing.