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> Most of my issues with it comes with javascript itself, and the absence of proper tooling. Does anything in ES2017, FlowType, or TypeScript resolve your issu
by erlich 10y ago
> Most of my issues with it comes with javascript itself, and the absence of proper tooling.
Does anything in ES2017, FlowType, or TypeScript resolve your issues with Javascript itself? If not, what are the three biggest?
> absence of proper tooling
What do you mean by proper tooling? What are you comparing it to? I think you might find that many of the other modern options also lack tooling in terms of debugging, IDE support, etc.
- blakeyrat 10y agoRight; but C# does everything Node.JS does easier and faster (even the event loop, if you like, although it also has first-class support for threading), and has excellent IDEs, debuggers, documentation generators, etc.
- erlich 10y agoAh yes, C# has awesome tooling. I thought you were comparing to something like Go.