You should really rename your question to compile to JavaScript, as it will also include something like Dart (AngularDart / Dart2js), Blazor (C#), etc.
If you mean Babel, Flow, JSX -- I like TypeScript, because it is easy to setup and standardized enough. But under the hood, Vue CLI does create .babelrc.js along with tsconfig.json.
Flow feels like optional TypeScript to me, and it does require compilation.
I don't like JSX / TSX. As for now, I will import HTML with raw-loader instead. (*.vue can also import *.ts as well.)
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You should really rename your question to compile to JavaScript, as it will also include something like Dart (AngularDart / Dart2js), Blazor (C#), etc.
If you mean Babel, Flow, JSX -- I like TypeScript, because it is easy to setup and standardized enough. But under the hood, Vue CLI does create
.babelrc.jsalong withtsconfig.json.raw-loaderinstead. (*.vuecan also import*.tsas well.)interfaceand writing declaration files.Svelte looks nice. I might try it sometimes.
Elmlang looks both complicated and React-like. I feel like it is not yet for me.
I feel that CoffeeScript is relatively dead...
I don't know much about ReasonML / PureScript, etc.
Blazor (C#) is not really about compiling down to JavaScript, rather about targeting WebAssembly which almost all the modern browsers support.