One important argument might be protection of the source code. With Javascript you need to publish your source - even if they are minified or obfuscated (I´m not sure this really helps). And this is an additional step too.
You can surely use code that was transpiled from JS, but I assume it´s not as useful.
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?? when you use a bundler it just minifies and ofuscates your code, the output for the same code will be almost the same in JS than in TS, there's no point here.
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One important argument might be protection of the source code. With Javascript you need to publish your source - even if they are minified or obfuscated (I´m not sure this really helps). And this is an additional step too.
You can surely use code that was transpiled from JS, but I assume it´s not as useful.
?? when you use a bundler it just minifies and ofuscates your code, the output for the same code will be almost the same in JS than in TS, there's no point here.