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My team is 'locked' into TS on a large project. We have yet to purchase any TS related tooling, and have no plans or need to do so. Given that TS transpiles t
by lsadam0 10y ago
My team is 'locked' into TS on a large project. We have yet to purchase any TS related tooling, and have no plans or need to do so. Given that TS transpiles to JS, I'm unsure as to how any project can be truly 'locked' into the ecosystem. I'm really unsure what you are basing your fears upon.
- DrJokepu 10y agoIt's not just that it transpiles into JS, if you target ES6 pretty much all tsc does besides validation is stripping type information, access modifiers etc. while basically preserving the code structure, including whitespace. Which means that if you ever want to migrate away from TypeScript you simply run tsc one last time and then you'll have a fairly usable JS codebase.