Comment Comment by tossandthrow > you have JS in production; your TS is only in dev.As my sibling says, this is wrong. We indeed have TS in production.Even for the parts that are being compiled to JS: You wouldn't say: You can not have C++ in production, only binaries.The fact is that we don't write any JS as a part of our platform.> It's not that you can't; it's that you choose not toI think I made that quite clear in my comment.> a language across the entire stack with mature wide adopted frameworks and libraries parent tossandthrow 1 year ago
As my sibling says, this is wrong. We indeed have TS in production.
Even for the parts that are being compiled to JS: You wouldn't say: You can not have C++ in production, only binaries.
The fact is that we don't write any JS as a part of our platform.
> It's not that you can't; it's that you choose not to
I think I made that quite clear in my comment.
> a language across the entire stack with mature wide adopted frameworks and libraries