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| - Good, because we will have same advantages as with option 1 | ||
| - Good, because it will be much easier for new developers to start with | ||
| - Bad, because it will require additional project configuration | ||
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I see option 2 as preferable to start with. It will bring us many benefits and not require too much effort to work with it for new people. If it goes well, we can gradually move to option 1 using more and more features if needed.
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I think the principle of using or not using TS is about the complicity of the project, if the project is going to be complicated, TS brings benefits, in my mind of the admin panel case, the logic and hierarchy will be flat and kind of simple. So I tend to suggest javascript is good enough. |
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@OlhaD I prefer option 2 as well. @dadiorchen is right that the project isn't that complicated, and we probably do not need typescript for all parts of the code, but having basic type safety for props and incoming data is really useful. Also makes for better documentation. |
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