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Update on my old rant: I started writing type definitions for our project (it's basically a chunk of separate files where you document the objects you use; typed languages have this out of the box, js doesn't and it may become useful depending on the size of the project). Our codebase is reasonably big -not complicated, but big- and I felt like I was losing track of all the properties\objects\usage\comments\whatever. So I iiterally wrote some ts interfaces: properties with name and types, that's it, so you know what you're passing around.
Proposal was denied, I'll have to delete the documentation; "keeping the doc updated is going to require more work".

Me: Ok, but what am I supposed to do when I need to interface with your code? Run the debugger and figure out what the fuck you guys are passing around?
Team leader: Yes 😊

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  • 1
    Typescript is.. #manyNotPoliticalCorrectWords

    How is dem puff?
  • 7
    @retoor typescript isn't the best, but writing wild code and expecting others to figure it out -on a project that has been running non-stop for 15 years- is worse.

    Puff is very fine, I went on vacation in Cote D'Azur and left her for a bit with my mother. She could enjoy some nice countryside, a lot of space and a honestly excessive amount of forehead kisses.
  • 4
    This is pure madness.
    I don’t know how people (like your team leader) don’t realize that.
  • 1
    @IHateForALiving that's beautiful!
  • 2
    Bonkers!

    HOW DARE YOU DENY A DOCUMENTATION PROPOSAL, MORONIC LEADER?
  • 0
    Better to trade the clearly visible developer time sinks off for those that are foggier and can't be defined or grasped at a single glance
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