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Because... this is no support for TypeScript in native JS runtimes? It would add to complexity if you introduce a compilation step before executing them in JS
by paradite 8y ago
Because... this is no support for TypeScript in native JS runtimes?
It would add to complexity if you introduce a compilation step before executing them in JS runtime, especially when you are targeting multiple platforms.
- Daiz 8y agoThat's hardly a problem. Since they can run JS, they could just add the TypeScript compiler itself into Excel and compile code on demand (and cache the results).