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by eviks 961 days ago
The alternate approach is also popular because there is no success in the typescript model, as in critical deficiencies get unfixed for decades (with some of the same "not fun" challenges )
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There is no success in the Typescript model...? What on earth are you needing that off of?
what is your list of successes besides TS?
Ironically... C++.

C++ was itself the TypeScript model applied to C.

And, in fact, many of the things people hate about C++ are the result of exactly the kind of compromises you have to make to apply a TypeScript-like model to language evolution. C backwards compatibility is what made C++ successful originally but is now one of the main things that makes C++ crappy today.

What hasn't gotten fixed in typescript for "decades"?
The 10x complexity and 50x unsafety