Ties You Down
For when you want to add an extra layer of complexity to your JavaScript project, just for kicks. Imagine writing twice as much code to catch a few extra errors that might not even matter in the grand scheme of things. It's like insisting on a map to find your way out of a coffee shop—nice to have, but honestly, when's the last time you got lost there? Despite its intentions of safety and maintainability, this statically-typed friend of JavaScript can sometimes feel more like a fence than a guide.