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From a TypeScript dev perspective, there's just not enough (or any) tooling support compared to TS to justify switching to it. It doesn't seem obvious how it wo
by trinovantes 3y ago
From a TypeScript dev perspective, there's just not enough (or any) tooling support compared to TS to justify switching to it. It doesn't seem obvious how it would work with eslint, jest, webpack/vite etc.
If people are not using TypeScript, then odds are they already made up their minds about typing in JS and will be even less likely to switch