For first-time-devs, configuring + understandings development environments is usually 10 times more daunting than "learning to code". With respect to Typescript

For first-time-devs, configuring + understandings development environments is usually 10 times more daunting than "learning to code". With respect to Typescript, NPM, Webpack, React, transpiling, sourcemaps, broken IDE probably makes webdevnewbies quit before actual code syntax. In my dream world, HTMX could become part of the HTML6 spec, and beginners could spend more time dipping their toes in the water testing their .html files in Chrome before they face getting gobsmacked by the greater JS ecosystem.