Haha, that’s awesome 😄 small internet world. Online pals totally count!

😂 Touché. Ohio weather is on hard mode. Guess I mixed in a little Scalzi-style Florida forecasting there.

Only in Florida 😅 One day it’s summer, next day we’re digging out the hoodies.

Agreed — browser delivery changes the equation. My comparison was really about common production workflows, not language capability.

You’re right — raw JavaScript runs without transpilation.
My comparison was more about typical production setups, where JS projects often rely on build pipelines, while PHP commonly ships code directly to runtime.

I agree — TypeScript is incredible where the JS ecosystem thrives. Python’s strength is that it quietly powers everything else: AI, data, automation, research, and tooling. That breadth is what keeps it on top for me.

Hey, I appreciate your take! TypeScript does have some awesome features, especially with its strong typing and how well it works with JavaScript. But I think it really depends on what you're building, you know? What makes TypeScript your top choice?

This is helpful—nice to have a place to go deeper instead of just reacting to headlines. Bookmarking.👍

I really liked how you broke this down, particularly the nuance around access vs support. The library point resonates a lot.