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If ESLint were rewritten in TS, you would still be able to run it without the TS compiler, since it would already be compiled into regular JS when published to
by EduardoBautista 4y ago
If ESLint were rewritten in TS, you would still be able to run it without the TS compiler, since it would already be compiled into regular JS when published to NPM.
- hajile 4y agoWhy should you be forced to deliver via NPM? What about Deno or people using it in web-only contexts? If they use ES-compliant modules, a build step isn't even required. Once again, it's not that they don't have types, but the TS fanboys are now complaining that it's "not the right types".
- arrakeen 4y ago> What about Deno or people using it in web-only contexts? i was under the assumption that deno natively supported typescript, no?