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As somebody who doesn't want typescript support, at all, I relish the lack of typescript support! Also the component model isn't "hacky". It's logical, unopini
by wirahx 7y ago
As somebody who doesn't want typescript support, at all, I relish the lack of typescript support!
Also the component model isn't "hacky". It's logical, unopinionated and straight-forward. I don't know how much you know about Rich Harris but he's not one for producing "hacky" public APIs.
- ng12 7y ago> As somebody who doesn't want typescript support, at all, I relish the lack of typescript support! That's a pretty strange statement. TypeScript support does not mean you have to use TypeScript. It's purely additive by design. By hacky I mean "define some global variables and the compiler will do some checks to make sure you don't do anything untoward". You can see my other post in this thread for examples where this model falls apart.