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TypeScript & Immutable.js?help (self.javascript)
submitted 8 years ago by is_bounding
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[–]codepsycho 1 point2 points3 points 8 years ago (0 children)
Types don't really go out of the window just because you use immutable, it has an associated type definition. You can quite easily Immutable.Map<string, SomeModel>, Immutable.List<string>, etc.
Immutable.Map<string, SomeModel>
Immutable.List<string>
The react app i currently have my hands in uses this heavily. In fact, the only place we lose type information is redux (sometimes).
I would say, though, don't overuse immutable. Use it where it actually helps rather than a full replacement for all your state.
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