I don't have the background on JS or TS to grasp gaps I expect to be closed with types, my little experience suggests TS does not go far enough. And for that I can believe TS is not good.
Basically what you say here I have no argument against, but maybe some semantics.
Two parts you emphasize are "vanilla javascript" and "standard javascript".
And while I agree that Typescript is not standard/vanilla javascript, I think you might be conserned more on the native browser support.
Personally I would not consider comment annotation as vanilla javascript. As to if it is standard, I would need to do a in depth analysis of JS projects I neither have time or access to.
Linters are great and I hope that any project using vanilla JS is making use of both of these techniques.
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I don't have the background on JS or TS to grasp gaps I expect to be closed with types, my little experience suggests TS does not go far enough. And for that I can believe TS is not good.
Basically what you say here I have no argument against, but maybe some semantics.
Two parts you emphasize are "vanilla javascript" and "standard javascript".
And while I agree that Typescript is not standard/vanilla javascript, I think you might be conserned more on the native browser support.
Personally I would not consider comment annotation as vanilla javascript. As to if it is standard, I would need to do a in depth analysis of JS projects I neither have time or access to.
Linters are great and I hope that any project using vanilla JS is making use of both of these techniques.