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Why React + TypeScript Nullability Slowly Becomes Exhausting

One React + TypeScript Pattern That Slowly Turns Into Workflow Fatigue One React + TypeScript pattern I keep seeing everywhere looks like this: const [user, setUser] = useState(null); A few minutes later, the component becomes: user?.name user?.email user?.profile?.avatar user?.settings?.theme Repea

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