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Trying to use a language that's vastly different to JavaScript to compile to JavaScript is an impedance mismatch that is destined to create more problems than i
by mythz 15y ago
Trying to use a language that's vastly different to JavaScript to compile to JavaScript is an impedance mismatch that is destined to create more problems than it solves.
- Siwy_ 15y agoSo far I’ve been very happy with how the project is turning out and I already see a lot of productivity gains; there seems to be much less run/test/debug cycles. The tooling/intellisense is so much better than the plain JavaScript and a lot of the typos and errors are caught at the compile time. Plus, writing C# on client and server is such a nice change. Anyway, CS would be my second choice but that’s just because I work in .NET environment.