JavaScript, if it had static types I’d use it for everything. But right now I pretty much only use it on the web which is where I spend most of my time anyway haha
github.com/Nektro/apps.nektro.net is a WIP suite of PWAs to serve as Web alternatives to all your regular native app needs. Every OS comes with basic productivity utilities, and I'm making those very apps for the Web.
github.com/Nektro/modules.js is my collection of ES2015+ modules for all sorts of things you might need when making programs with JS
Those are my main projects right now and I've plenty in the works on the side too
Why not using Typescript then? Our frontend devs migrates all Code to TypeScript from JS. You still need to transpile but maybe WebAssembly will have some answers in the future...
JavaScript, if it had static types I’d use it for everything. But right now I pretty much only use it on the web which is where I spend most of my time anyway haha
BTW, you didn’t answer my second question. What are you building with JS?
All sorts of things :)
github.com/Nektro/apps.nektro.net is a WIP suite of PWAs to serve as Web alternatives to all your regular native app needs. Every OS comes with basic productivity utilities, and I'm making those very apps for the Web.
github.com/Nektro/modules.js is my collection of ES2015+ modules for all sorts of things you might need when making programs with JS
Those are my main projects right now and I've plenty in the works on the side too
Why not using Typescript then? Our frontend devs migrates all Code to TypeScript from JS. You still need to transpile but maybe WebAssembly will have some answers in the future...
Because typescript needs to be transpiled, and I like being more in control of what gets outputted
Well, even ES6 needs to be transpiled...