That's a very "get off my lawn" argument against Typescript :). You install it off npm and type one command to compile everything to JS, then you can pretend it

That's a very "get off my lawn" argument against Typescript :). You install it off npm and type one command to compile everything to JS, then you can pretend it doesn't exist. It's like you're arguing against distributing a large number of files in a zip archive. Actually... that's what a jar is. They're not scary, you can just unzip them to see everything inside.