[iomcr]

This was my experience with typescript. Nothing I actually wanted to use had first class support for typescript. Nothing I settled with didn't have endless compiler errors that had more to do with the tsconfig than my actual types.

Then at the end of the day, it was still JavaScript (an interesting word for "not ruby"), but with types slapped on top.

I ended up switching to crystal, which is basically ruby + types (infered when possible, but I actually wanted the types) with the performance of golang.