> Have a problem with React? Fix it. That's not how things work in the real world and you know it. Furthermore if you're good enough to fix React then you're g

> Have a problem with React? Fix it. That's not how things work in the real world and you know it. Furthermore if you're good enough to fix React then you're good enough to write a complicated JS codebase without the need for a third party language. > It also means that Typescript is barely a step up from Javascript Typescript is a huge step up from Javascript has it brings type safety, which eliminates a whole class of errors, make the code easier to read and document and the price to pay for using TS is quite low compared to using Scala.js . Scala has its place, but right now it's definitely not in the front-end.