← Back to context Comment by space_ghost 9 hours ago > instead of striping typesThat's what Deno does too, tho. Typescript is designed to work that way. 2 comments space_ghost Reply simonkagedal 3 hours ago Node’s type stripping only handles “erasable syntax”:https://nodejs.org/learn/typescript/run-natively BrunoBernardino 5 hours ago I meant that Deno supports the full language, including enums and JSX/TSX. Node doesn't, AFAIK.
simonkagedal 3 hours ago Node’s type stripping only handles “erasable syntax”:https://nodejs.org/learn/typescript/run-natively
BrunoBernardino 5 hours ago I meant that Deno supports the full language, including enums and JSX/TSX. Node doesn't, AFAIK.
Node’s type stripping only handles “erasable syntax”:
https://nodejs.org/learn/typescript/run-natively
I meant that Deno supports the full language, including enums and JSX/TSX. Node doesn't, AFAIK.