Oh honey, the PTSD is REAL with this one. Before 2022, writing typos in your codebase was basically a death sentence—one wrong character and your entire application would explode into a fiery mess of runtime errors at 3 AM. But then TypeScript became the industry standard and suddenly everyone's living their best life with autocomplete, intellisense, and compile-time error checking catching every single embarrassing typo before it reaches production. Now you can confidently misspell variable names knowing your IDE will passive-aggressively underline them in red before you even hit save. The glow-up from stressed-out nightmare fuel to smug, carefree developer is CHEF'S KISS. Welcome to the future where your typos get bullied by a compiler instead of your users.
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