I can see why a safer, statically typed version of JavaScript would appeal to some, especially those from a Java background. However, I came here looking for React's template language/preprocessor, and read through the whole tutorial waiting for it to get around to templating and React integration, but thinking I was at least getting a foundation for what React uses. Adding this paragraph would have saved me some time.
I can see why a safer, statically typed version of JavaScript would appeal to some, especially those from a Java background. However, I came here looking for React's template language/preprocessor, and read through the whole tutorial waiting for it to get around to templating and React integration, but thinking I was at least getting a foundation for what React uses. Adding this paragraph would have saved me some time.