Re: reasons for learning typescript
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You may want to explore other non-Java backend tooling at some point. Java is certainly capable but you spend 2x or 3x or more the code than you would with something else.
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C++ doesn't really identify things by attribute because in C++ you can't just magic objects out of thin air and be like "I dunno, it's a thing", since it's statically compiled. But C++20 got concepts, which are basically Rust-style traits, as opposed to the old "here's a template. The comments say it has to take a type that does these things. You used it wrong. One error takes up your whole terminal" which is literally true and in no way an exaggeration. Unfortunately by the nature of C++ we won't be able to use it in practice for another 2-3 years while the compilers catch up and it becomes widely supported.
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