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But C# has had everything you've listed for over 10 years. Along with a great IDE that has provided very useful intellisense since pretty much the beginning.
by bcrosby95 5y ago
But C# has had everything you've listed for over 10 years. Along with a great IDE that has provided very useful intellisense since pretty much the beginning.
- eropple 5y agoYou couldn't (easily) use C# to write the frontend for a web application that you wanted to use as either a developer or a user, though (which is to say sit down, ASP.NET Web Pages, nobody ever liked you). That's the lock that TypeScript turns, IMO.
- bcrosby95 5y agoThere aren't that many languages that do this even today, much less 10 years ago. You've basically turned what was a discussion about static typing in general into Javascript vs Typescript.