TypeScript vs. GraphQL

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I think TypeScript has just about, you know, become the way to go. I have no idea why flow didn't win over TypeScript. JAS doc was basically an OCaml type of compiled to JavaScript. It's intention was to solve the same issues that TypeScript will solve it. Um, and the syntax, I think was just too far for some people. Uh, we also said TypeScript will become more popular. I agree. Totally, totally.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott revisit their 2022 predictions and see which ones they got right, and which they got wrong.

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