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TypeScript doesn't have a language specification so there's nothing to merge. If you tell browser vendor X that they need to start supporting TypeScript, what d
by frou_dh 4y ago
TypeScript doesn't have a language specification so there's nothing to merge. If you tell browser vendor X that they need to start supporting TypeScript, what does that mean?
- neysofu 4y agoI wouldn't hold the lack of a natural language specification against Typescript. Canonical open-source implementations work just as well in practice and tend to become de-facto standards: Microsoft's compiler is effectively a human- and computer-readable specification.
- Existenceblinks 4y agoI can't come up with reason why you got downvote. This is a fundamental and basic thing on designing type. I'm afraid to comment "merge what?" (genuine question)