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Oh that's ok then. If nobody reads the code it can be as slow and
inefficient as you like.I think you know what I meant. The produced code doesn't matter as much as the thing producing it, which is dependent on which javascript version you want the compiled code in and what other compile settings you have.
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I'm not against TypeScript at all - I think adding types and compile time checking for large projects is a good idea.
Oh that's ok then. If nobody reads the code it can be as slow and inefficient as you like.