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Re:CoffeeScript for TypeScript by hsn915 on Monday February 27, 2023 @06:26PM (#34963521)
Is it? I find most of the "winning" tech deeply unproductive. Have you tried developing in a project with Webpack and Redux? It's kind of its own little hell. Everything is way too slow and complicated. Tasks that should take 20 minutes take 3 hours.
Re:CoffeeScript for TypeScript by statictype on Monday February 27, 2023 @06:41PM (#34963681)
“Winning tech” may be less productive for a one-off single person project.

But “losing tech” is unproductive when you have to maintain/upgrade your code over many years and onboard new developers into the team.

It is unfortunate that the tech industry’s choice of tools is largely fashion-driven but that is the reality.

Re:CoffeeScript for TypeScript by krapp on Monday February 27, 2023 @07:11PM (#34963973)
The problem is, the entirety of the javascript ecosystem is built for large teams doing multi-year enterprise projects, and so unless you're launching a social media startup or something, you have to wade through a swamp of unnecessary complexity.
Re:CoffeeScript for TypeScript by johnfn on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @01:20AM (#34966281)
Try again with Vite and useReducer and prepare to have your socks blown off.
Re:CoffeeScript for TypeScript by hsn915 on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @09:24PM (#34977979)
Even vite is slow. Just use esbuild directly. Jotai is much better for global state management.