I use TypeScript (and Prettier) instead of ESLint and Babel, actually. And tsconfig is quite simple and intuitive.
Though, of course, you can use all of these together.
I wouldn't use uncompiled vanilla JS, as it is inconsistent between browser and node (as well as unminified and unfeatured).
So, if compiled anyway, why not TypeScript?
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I use TypeScript (and Prettier) instead of ESLint and Babel, actually. And tsconfig is quite simple and intuitive.
Though, of course, you can use all of these together.
I wouldn't use uncompiled vanilla JS, as it is inconsistent between browser and node (as well as unminified and unfeatured).
So, if compiled anyway, why not TypeScript?