@Aedius@janriemer Well no not really, TypeScript can pick up JSDoc comment blocks as well and infer types from those, thus making it so that you don't have to recreate and maintain anything on your part. Besides that, most projects provide TS types themselves, so it's a non-issue in either case.
Whereas in Rust you have to do it yourself 100% of the times and if you're using 10+ libraries then that very quickly becomes unreasonable.