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May 5 2020

Are Tests Necessary in TypeScript?

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Are Tests Necessary in TypeScript?
Execute Program ported their React frontend from JavaScript to TypeScript. It was a success; large classes of mistakes became impossible. But one might wonder: can the same be achieved with full test coverage instead?
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For beginners
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Hello form the server side
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