Interop between different languages still requires specific implementations written in them, so replacing type annotations with, say, a property called "$t" sou

Interop between different languages still requires specific implementations written in them, so replacing type annotations with, say, a property called "$t" sounds like a good tradeoff regardless. (and a rather cosmetic change, unless I've missed something obvious here) I've been happy with this approach when working with a stack built with JS and C# - it might not suit everyone, ofc. [edit] typo