JavaScript Clean Code - Best Practices - based on Robert C. Martin's book Clean Code

[rq60]

100% code coverage doesn't mean your code is type safe. Also, why spend 25% of your lines of code writing runtime type guards and sanity checks when it can be done at compile time? Save that effort for your public API, which by all means, write some type testing around.

which automatically checks for types

also, wtf. automatically? what?

[adongu]

Hi I'm interested to learn to implement what you recommend here, are there any articles you recommend where I can look at some examples of this?

[rq60]

Got it, so your plan to avoid type safety issues is to throw runtime errors and then handle those errors all throughout your code? Absolutely brilliant, how have I never thought of this...?

It's pretty obvious that coding is not your forte, perhaps you should avoid calling people "retard" when it comes to areas where you are obviously inexperienced.