Comment by cubefox
21 hours ago
The "or" (and "and") types in TypeScript are set theoretic rather than algebraic, so they don't require wrapping and unwrapping. It seems to me that they are the ones with better ergonomics.
21 hours ago
The "or" (and "and") types in TypeScript are set theoretic rather than algebraic, so they don't require wrapping and unwrapping. It seems to me that they are the ones with better ergonomics.
It sounds neat when you phrase it that way but my decade of professional experience in typescript has not shown it to be the case in practice. ymmv I guess.