This article shows the kind of overthinking that I hate when it comes to typescript usage. This is also the reason why I'm falling in love with Go.

Don't get me started on how this is so unnecessary on the browser (so the utility on this kind of stuff is actually for library development; maybe).

Am I the only one that thinks that Typescript waste your time on minutia like this?

Really love how this project is evolving. It helps you write components with better accessibility without compromising maintainability (it actually improves it) and it's easy to customize.

mm yes that could be tricky but it's a good feature indeed

I struggled a bit with the scaffolding indeed, there are a lot of divergent opinions out there in the golang community

(•ㅅ•) why so mean

thank you :)

no stochastic parrots :D (well, I did ask LLMs some questions about scaffolding and doubts when it comes to std lib, but I always double check their answers, so for me it's not that huge time saving)

I've been a Gopher for over 8 years and a dev for over 25. I like asking LLMs for suggestions and improvements to my code. Sometimes they offer good insight, a lot of times they don't. No harm in testing!

Agree, if used with good sense then it's a really valid tool in the arsenal.

Thank you so much will dig into it!

wait what! :O

I think that we should start to doubt the idea that "AI made people code faster", that's not the case for a lot of people, if you know the requisites and have an idea in mind music make you code faster because it help focus.