I have been a software professional since I was in high school in 1998. I'm enthusiastic about open source, and I really enjoy working in unusual software systems or within strange constraints.
I prefer ES6 JavaScript by a lot. TypeScript adds a lot of complexity without any major runtime benefit. It also limits the more dynamic capabilities of JavaScript, mostly to solve problems of carelessness.
There's also a huge performance suck in TypeScript in how people convert one "type" to another, simply to mitigate the type validation system introduced by TypeScript.
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I prefer ES6 JavaScript by a lot. TypeScript adds a lot of complexity without any major runtime benefit. It also limits the more dynamic capabilities of JavaScript, mostly to solve problems of carelessness.
There's also a huge performance suck in TypeScript in how people convert one "type" to another, simply to mitigate the type validation system introduced by TypeScript.