Why have the money taken out of my bank account for a purchase made today when I can pay it without penalty 60 days later and let the money grow in my brokerage account.
Along with the usual answers like cash bank/points/consumer protection, it also decouples spending from "pay day".
Many jr devs cite this model to me. Every new hire after on boarding looking to make an impact cites this. And I’m getting tired of explaining why this model is not always a good idea.
And we’re building apps that have multiple versions in the wild.
So how are you embedding websites without an iframe? I'm guessing your acting as a proxy? How do you know not to proxy say amazon.com? whitelist? I see on some sites are screenshots.
When I go to big box stores I see mesh wifi routers being sold for >$400. Some models run up to $1500. At that price point it might be better to buy enterprise-grade hardware.
TypeScript excels at informing IDE's and developers. Typing improves my ability to understand APIs both as a library user and contributor. So I see the benefit exceeds the issues of TypeScript.
A better approach would be a more gradual. Perhaps keep the .ts files (or at least develop .d.ts files) for the public API and main components.