I've been thinking this for ages.
We need more special contextual comments to change a file or scope to behave better so we can move forward and scrape away all the bad legacy of JS.
We need more special contextual comments to change a file or scope to behave better so we can move forward and scrape away all the bad legacy of JS.
I don’t think making the JS world into even more of a “set of subtly different languages that look mostly similar” is necessarily a solution so much as an extra problem.