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There are and have been quite a few efforts[0] that 'transpile' c# to js and they worked pretty well (I used bridge.net on a large project and it was nice, but
by tluyben2 5y ago
There are and have been quite a few efforts[0] that 'transpile' c# to js and they worked pretty well (I used bridge.net on a large project and it was nice, but the tooling sucked), but without full support (aka a smooth vsc experience like TS which is simply quite bad for c#, the regular version, already, let alone derivatives) it died. Guess people who worked on it dumped it and moves to TS for client/Server. Seems a waste but whatever; nothing to do about it.
[0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16434389/javascript-and-c-sharp-cross-compiling-and-conversion https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16434389/javascript-and-...