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> systems languages (as opposed to applications languages We shouldn't need such a wide separation between what is system vs application. The difference is es
by grumblingdev 4y ago
> systems languages (as opposed to applications languages
We shouldn't need such a wide separation between what is system vs application.
The difference is essentially a few additional keywords and a compiler. But the simplicity comes from a high-level language, so you always need the high-level language. You only need the low-level language when you need to optimize something.
So naturally, the high-level language should be the basis for a language that can do both.
TypeScript is now well-established enough that its syntax should be used as this basis, and it natively targets the web which nothing else does.