I'm always curious where that came from. TypeScript does not emit good JS. It's pretty garbage and not reasonably usable by humans. TS supports ES6 target, wher

I'm always curious where that came from. TypeScript does not emit good JS. It's pretty garbage and not reasonably usable by humans. TS supports ES6 target, where it more or less just strips TS-specific features, but that's only useful if you target a very small subset of browsers and limit what you use. Even "6to5" (previous name for Babel), which originally had as a design goal that it would emit good JS (and back then, it did!) quickly lost that when they tried to aim for spec correctness. TypeScript actually punts on the standard in some cases (eg: TypeScript classes are not ES6 compliant) to generate more readable code, but it's still not "good" code and I certainly would never consider working with that.