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If that is indeed the case, I could see myself using TypeScript for everything. I generally dislike front-end tooling and how complex everything is, with everyt
by darkhorse13 6y ago
If that is indeed the case, I could see myself using TypeScript for everything. I generally dislike front-end tooling and how complex everything is, with everything having a build process (and CLI for some reason). For this reason alone, I avoid TypeScript when I can.
- mssundaram 6y agoHas it been a while since you've done frontend development? For many use cases it "just works" now - webpack, the TS compiler, ESLint, React etc. is all well integrated
- darkhorse13 6y agoDefinitely has been at least a year and a half. The last "proper front-end" thing I tried was ReactNative, and found that quite horrifying. After that, all I have written is ES5 JS that supports every browser I can think of.