Tom Dale does a good job explaining how judicious use of TypeScript may prevent the CoffeeScript problem: a language that slowly diverges from JavaScript because of all the syntactic features it introduces before they end up in JavaScript as well — with a subtly different syntax.
I wonder if there is a change of TypeScript becoming a full-fledged part of the ECMAScript standard?
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Tom Dale does a good job explaining how judicious use of TypeScript may prevent the CoffeeScript problem: a language that slowly diverges from JavaScript because of all the syntactic features it introduces before they end up in JavaScript as well — with a subtly different syntax.
I wonder if there is a change of TypeScript becoming a full-fledged part of the ECMAScript standard?