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SlimTim10 commented on Why if TYPE_CHECKING? vickiboykis.com/2023/12/1... · Posted by u/BerislavLopac

remram · 2 years ago

TypeScript is also interpreted, and does type checking without running code. Their argument is very weird.

SlimTim10 · 2 years ago

That's an odd thing to say. The distinction between compiled and interpreted languages is very fuzzy, but TypeScript is clearly on the compiled side.

SlimTim10 commented on Learning JavaScript from Scratch javascript.info/... · Posted by u/shaarib

SlimTim10 · 2 years ago

https://intuitivejs.info/

SlimTim10 commented on Conversational software development (2020) oli.me.uk/conversational-... · Posted by u/pmarin

SlimTim10 · 3 years ago

I find Haskell is really good for this. Typed holes + ghcid makes for a really fast and helpful feedback loop.

SlimTim10 commented on Mostly adequate guide to FP (in JavaScript) mostly-adequate.gitbook.i... · Posted by u/JNRowe

SlimTim10 · 3 years ago

Nice! This looks great for experienced programmers. I also wrote functional programming JavaScript lessons, only mine are meant for beginners and don't place an emphasis on comparing FP to other paradigms, but rather treating programming in FP from first principles as an intuitive approach.

https://intuitivejs.info/

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