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Typescript is a completely different language advocating different paradigms so they are not comparable. However I have to agree with you that the lack of supp
by zeptomu 9y ago
Typescript is a completely different language advocating different paradigms so they are not comparable.
However I have to agree with you that the lack of support for local time is pretty unfortunate.
- jshute 9y agoI've used both heavily. I think paradigm is the key word if you're thinking mind-expanding properties. While immutable types and combinators are less used in Typescript (you've got me there) you can certainly get 80% of the value of strong typing, and there are several variants of Virtual DOM support. Elm's error messages and semantic versioning are still a class above anything else, though. Sad to see it rotting on the vine like this.
- StreamBright 9y agoIn this thread Elm was compared to OCaml and Haskell, comaparing it to Typescript is really not that bad. :)