Why is the set of refactorings for TypeScript substantially smaller than what's available for C#? I would have expected to be roughly the same.
Why, they have not been written yet. It's another language, a non-CLR language even, so much customization is required for each of the refactorings to be shipped for TypeScript. If something else doesn't kill TypeScript (like, WebAssembly or something), then over time its set of refactorings will get rich enough.
Hello,
Why, they have not been written yet. It's another language, a non-CLR language
even, so much customization is required for each of the refactorings to be
shipped for TypeScript.
If something else doesn't kill TypeScript (like, WebAssembly or something),
then over time its set of refactorings will get rich enough.
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