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It is, but that means less than most TS advocates realize. I mean Objective-C is something like 97% a superset of C... doesn't make the transition any easier.
by abritinthebay 10y ago
It is, but that means less than most TS advocates realize.
I mean Objective-C is something like 97% a superset of C... doesn't make the transition any easier.
- smt88 10y agoThere is a huge difference between 97% superset and 100% superset. JS is valid TS without changing anything. The transition is easy.
- abritinthebay 10y agoActually there is only a 3% difference. Which isn't actually that huge (most not hugely complex C programs are valid Objective-C programs, at least with a couple of minor tweaks). As I said - it's a silly marketing point that isn't convincing anyone already not convinced by TypeScript and they'd do better to drop it as a talking point.