On the off chance that TypeScript is so awesome, why all remarkable ReactJS ventures use Babel?
We have an extensive scaled customer side undertaking and we are going to change to ReactJS. Having that, we might likewise want to change from plain JavaScript, i.e. ES5, to TypeScript.
I have perused and viewed numerous ReactJS instructional exercises including few sections of a few books. Essentially, what I'm attempting to state is; I have seen loads of ReactJS ventures.
None of them was composed in TypeScript.
The greater part of them was composed in ES6 utilizing Babel.
Some of them (predominantly little activities), were composed in plain ES5.
Why nobody (or not very many) consolidates Typescript with ReactJS?
I have perused and viewed numerous ReactJS instructional exercises including few sections of a few books. Essentially, what I'm attempting to state is; I have seen loads of ReactJS ventures.
None of them was composed in TypeScript.
The greater part of them was composed in ES6 utilizing Babel.
Some of them (predominantly little activities), were composed in plain ES5.
Why nobody (or not very many) consolidates Typescript with ReactJS?
