Typescript looks much, much better than what he ends up with. The typescript is more or less the same thing but with comment tokens removed. How is just removin

Typescript looks much, much better than what he ends up with. The typescript is more or less the same thing but with comment tokens removed. How is just removing the comment tokens not an obvious improvement in readability? Honestly, I think all of jsdoc, pydoc, javadoc, doxygen is stuff that most code should not use. The only code that should use these is code for libraries and for functions that are used by hundreds or thousands of other people. And then we also need to notice that these docs in comments are not sufficient for documentation either. When a function is not used by hundreds or thousands of people, just write a conventional comment or perhaps not write a comment at all if the function is quite straightforward. Documentation that explains the big picture is much more important but that is actually somewhat hard to write compared to sprinkling jsdoc, pydoc, javadoc or doxygen worthless shit all over the place.