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Well, that's part of the jab: that you ostensibly don't need build tooling for an interpreted language, and further, that you don't even need an interpreted lan
by lhorie 6y ago
Well, that's part of the jab: that you ostensibly don't need build tooling for an interpreted language, and further, that you don't even need an interpreted language in the first place considering we're talking about a platform that can do UI out of the box via a declarative language.
(Obviously, that's neither here or there when we're talking about baselines for SPAs)
- nine_k 6y agoES6 is a compile target. The actual languages are often Typescript and jsx, to say nothing of the Svelte compiler or Elm. You can write vanilla JS without all that, of course.