Well, I'm afraid I disagree. By "TypeScript compliant", they mean you can import javascript files to typescript and the other way around, but not nessecairly each piece of Javascript code will compile.
Regarding the Javascript classes - coming from a Java background, the value of Javascript classes is worth less compared to Java. Typescript offered the OOP features of Java with the flexibility of Javascript.
About your other points - direct them to the author:)
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Well, I'm afraid I disagree. By "TypeScript compliant", they mean you can import javascript files to typescript and the other way around, but not nessecairly each piece of Javascript code will compile.
Regarding the Javascript classes - coming from a Java background, the value of Javascript classes is worth less compared to Java. Typescript offered the OOP features of Java with the flexibility of Javascript.
About your other points - direct them to the author:)