Won't this approach make it a lot harder to debug your code, since you can't simply put breakpoints in your TypeScript code as it's not what's actually running? You also don't get hot reloading. I think this will only make development harder...
Edit: You can get hot reloading with "nodemon", but it doesn't reload your browser automatically.
Edit2: You can get debugging by using 'ts-node', which runs your TypeScript code directly.
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Won't this approach make it a lot harder to debug your code, since you can't simply put breakpoints in your TypeScript code as it's not what's actually running? You also don't get hot reloading. I think this will only make development harder...
Edit: You can get hot reloading with "nodemon", but it doesn't reload your browser automatically.
Edit2: You can get debugging by using 'ts-node', which runs your TypeScript code directly.