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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ I will mostly be speaking about TypeScript, since I have more experience with it
Both of these problems aren’t existent in Luau. In Luau, types are simple by design, while also providing sweet autocomplete and strong typechecking - adhering to the Lua philosophy of power through simplicity. Community-made tooling also tries to stick to this philosophy, leading to a strong competition to JavaScript in terms simplicity, which many prefer the language for. Both of these problems aren’t existent in Luau. In Luau, types are simple by design, while also providing sweet autocomplete and strong typechecking - adhering to the Lua philosophy of power through simplicity. Community-made tooling also tries to stick to this philosophy, leading to a strong competition to JavaScript in terms simplicity, which many prefer the language for.
A simple example of this in Luau types is this following generic type for excluding a type from a list of compatible ones: A simple example of this in Luau types is this following which satisfies all types other than a specified one:
```ts ```ts
type ExcludeTypes<T, U> = T extends U ? never : T; type ExcludeTypes<T, U> = T extends U ? never : T;