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Re:Scala.js no longer experimental by lmm on Thursday February 05, 2015 @09:24AM (#9003347)
If I just want types+js, Typescript is already pretty mature and widely supported (e.g. good integration with node, support for lots of popular libraries via DefinitelyTyped). What does this inferno offer over that?
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Re:Scala.js no longer experimental by Peaker on Thursday February 05, 2015 @03:09PM (#9005656)
According to the author of Inferno, TypeScript copies all the "bugs" and error-prone behaviors of JS, and is also a superset, not a subset. Inferno being a subset lets you use all your JS tooling directly with Inferno code.
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