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No, I think this will eventually stop. JavaScript is getting more mature. I would not be surprised if the TypeScript syntax will be legacy in a few years, becau
by lucacasonato 5y ago
No, I think this will eventually stop. JavaScript is getting more mature. I would not be surprised if the TypeScript syntax will be legacy in a few years, because JS caught up.
- megaman821 5y agoIs there some proposal for making the type syntax valid? No type checking just JavaScript parsing code with types and ignoring it.
- lucacasonato 5y agoNo such proposal exists right now, but this will be a point of immediate focus for me.
- pier25 5y agoHow will Deno react if that happens?
- lucacasonato 5y agoDeno will behave just like Chrome or Firefox would: we ignore the checks when running your code. We would have a `deno check` subcommand to perform a typecheck. You could optionally run this automatically before a `deno run` by passing a `--check` flag.