Thank you. All of these BlahBlahScript wrappers don't change the fact that I still have to debug (and thus read, anyway) Javascript in the browser. Javascript

Thank you. All of these BlahBlahScript wrappers don't change the fact that I still have to debug (and thus read, anyway) Javascript in the browser. Javascript isn't assembler, it's actually mostly OK to read - I kind of like it. I only recently discovered JSDoc, and it goes a long way towards documenting types when they matter, especially if your IDE/editor (e.g. - WebStorm) recognizes the annotations and displays them when you click on a symbol.