It's lipstick on a pig, and yet another layer of complexity on top of the myriad of modern web development. The solution to better web development is staying a

It's lipstick on a pig, and yet another layer of complexity on top of the myriad of modern web development. The solution to better web development is staying as far away from JavaScript as possible, not polishing what is frankly a turd. I think it's masochism to have a Javascript project that big that benefits from strict typing.