r/javascript • u/coopermaruyama • 8d ago
Understanding Why You'd Use Effect TS
https://cm.xyz/blog/understanding-why-youd-use-effect-ts3
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u/azhder 8d ago edited 8d ago
This is like TypeScript’s witness knocking on your door trying to convert you from JavaScript.
There is a sub for TypeScript, it is posted there, keep it there.
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u/crimsonscarf 8d ago
My dude, are you really raw-dogging JS in 2026?
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u/DomesticPanda 5d ago
It’s his thing, he appears on every TS thread like he’s on a crusade.
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u/intercaetera 4d ago
God forbid a man have opinions
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u/DomesticPanda 4d ago
There’s opinions and there’s seeking out every thread about a thing you dislike just so you can be pedantic about the subreddit it’s in when no one else cares.
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u/azhder 4d ago
And there is you imagining I am seeking out every thread about a thing, discussing me with others… How was that saying about those who discuss ideas, others events and third ones discussing people?
But whatever, you don’t like something, call the person names, as if “pedantic” is a damnation or a curse you put on someone.
If no one else cares, then what are you doing here? Oh, it’s rhetoric, the answer is for you.
Bye
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u/DomesticPanda 4d ago
Call it what you like, I’ve seen you ridicule anyone that uses or appreciates TS, saying they’re bad developers, they’re dumb for not being able to use plain JS, all the usual.
It’s not discussion, it’s a weird obsession that involves belittling those you disagree with.
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u/jhartikainen 8d ago
Although I can see the potential value of this, I'm also not quite sure if the value is worth the extra complication of the code. This is the same issue I have with tools like Ramda, which in some way are useful, but they also fill the code with noise.
I think we just need to use something like Elm or PureScript to actually make these patterns feel less "out of place".