Many projects slow down because the code becomes impossible to manage. From your personal experience, what's the one tool that actually prevents that?
I've learned the hard way that as soon as a project grows, plain JavaScript becomes a liability. I personally switched to TypeScript because it's the only way to ensure that a small change in one module doesn't break the entire system. At Stubbs, I use this approach to keep the architecture clean and predictable even during rapid updates. You can see more details via link (https://stubbs.pro/technology/typescript) to the stubbs pro website regarding how we implement these standards. For me, it's all about having the confidence that my code won't turn into a mess a few months down the line.