TypeScript is safer than Rust / JavaScript? // Do we need a borrow checker?

Here is a quick look at if TypeScript is safer than Rust .... or something like that.

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[andrews]

One of the best channels of YT for this kind of content. Clean, professional, concise, etc. Keep it up!

[alinawaz]

Oh great I was not sure how to use readonly now I know. Good work keep it up 🌹

[nikfp]

Thanks to this tip, you got a new sub! Thanks for putting this out.

[marslogics]

why not have some feature turned all that makes all function inputs as readonly, as that should be default behavior unless someone really wants to change it.

Great video as always, keep it up. 🔥

[logeshkumarr]

But in rust its out of the box. And the rust compiler is like your sidekick or even a mentor. You should see the clean and precise errors thrown by the rust compiler. I totally agree typescript is one of the best thing happened to javascript. But still there is room for cheating with 'any', 'as unknown as T' etc, Please don't say you can add lint rules. We all know what we do when we are near the deadline. I feel like I am spending so much time in understanding the intricasies of the language, Making typescript happy and jumping between frameworks instead of focusing on the real problem in hand. I know this might trigger few people. But I spoke my mind.

[raenastra]

Great video, didn't know this before. Title is misleading though