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It is for this reason that I will avoid JS like the plague, and instead opt for TypeScript. I have been satisfied so far.
by ihsw 11y ago
It is for this reason that I will avoid JS like the plague, and instead opt for TypeScript.
I have been satisfied so far.
- Niksko 11y agoThat's not really avoiding the problem. The problem isn't just figuring out how to get all of your nice ES2015/2016 constructs to compile down to a format that can be understood by browsers and node. It's also all of the libraries that are in vogue and that you sort of need unless you're wanting to totally reinvent the wheel.