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Evgeny Zalivadny2021-01-23 05:55:17
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Evgeny Zalivadny, 2021-01-23 05:55:17

Do I need to estimate more time for a project from scratch if used with React Typescript?

Do I need to estimate more time for a project from scratch if used with React Typescript?

Suppose that during the development process, the customer will make changes to the system requirements several times before the release.

Will it really take longer?
It seems to me that with changes, types, on the contrary, allow you to immediately see in which places what is broken and needs to be reworked. Plus, the ability to immediately see all available variables somewhere in the depth of the code, which is not always available on vanilla js, allows you to write a little faster. And the ability to see some of the bugs before execution saves time on future bug fixes.

The question is also relevant for the Node.js backend.

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Roman Chebotaev, 2021-01-23
@Nordihan

When developing in Typescript, it will take a little more time.
But it will save weeks and months on catching and fixing bugs.
(If he is in strict mode, when he swears at everything he can)

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GF, 2021-01-23
@fomenkogregory

It looks like you've never written a project in tse. then allocate 3 times more time, it will come in handy when you google errors :)

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