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I am not sure to what your question is referring to, but FYI, JSweet follows the same pace as TypeScript in terms of JavaScript generation. So it already suppor
by renaudpawlak 11y ago
I am not sure to what your question is referring to, but FYI, JSweet follows the same pace as TypeScript in terms of JavaScript generation. So it already supports most of ES6 AFAIK.
- warfangle 11y agoNone of the sample code exposes a) es6 module format b) amd module format c) commonjs module format.... It's all closure-based jquery plugin module format....... If you're gonna compile to "javascript" either target a version of node that's been released in the past year or target webassembly. Otherwise you're just another coffeescript.