As Jon Randy said, no browser natively supports Typescript. Also Typescript becomes JS at compile time with little to no runtime overhead so I think you may not know exactly what Typescript is. It seems like HotTea seems to be more of a runtime library for schema validations than a bridge for Typescript.
I know what TS is, and I know no browser supports it (hopefully I can add "(yet)" to that), but since you can't write TS natively in the browser, I came up with this fulfill a similar purpose.
As Jon Randy said, no browser natively supports Typescript. Also Typescript becomes JS at compile time with little to no runtime overhead so I think you may not know exactly what Typescript is. It seems like HotTea seems to be more of a runtime library for schema validations than a bridge for Typescript.
I know what TS is, and I know no browser supports it (hopefully I can add "(yet)" to that), but since you can't write TS natively in the browser, I came up with this fulfill a similar purpose.
HotTea seems to be really different than TS because it seems to be very runtime heavy and could possibly slow applications down too.
Okay.
Any feedback with the library, and its features?