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Dan Luu

What Dan Luu thinks about TypeScript

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Programmer who has worked on hardware verification at Centaur, on infrastructure at Microsoft and Google, and latterly at Wave. He writes long, data-heavy posts at danluu.com that test the software industry's folk wisdom against whatever evidence can actually be found.

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    So the intermediate result appears to not be that TypeScript is reliable, but that projects mis-identified as TypeScript are reliable.

    ↗Literature review on the benefits of static typesdanluu.com 2nd of 5 in this piece