Chris Krycho

No, just doing the "compile" step for TS as Babel understands it – just stripping the types.

I actually don’t *love* `?` for `Option` in TS or Swift or C♯. It tends to lead people down the Dark Path™ of sprinkling it everywhere instead of actually thinking...

@jaredgalanis @locks this is a great and much-needed update—can we get it finished up and pushed across the line? 🤩

@locks and I talked about this via DM a bit and we don’t have a *perfectly* clear idea what the right move here should be. I *suspect* that instead of...

If we do want to support running on JS (which seems like a win for rendering tests), we probably need to just make this *very slightly* smarter and have it...

Thanks to @jamonholmgren for the immediate feedback when I sent him the link to https://emberjs.com/editions/octane/!

I've made a bunch of small and large changes throughout so far, and will try to keep iterating on this (albeit at a slower pace) on future days; I expect...

It does kind of _look_ that way, but that's just a function of what gets highlighted; note that the highlighted bits (`User`, ``, `"name"`, `"email"`,`=`, and ``) all have the...

It looks like iBooks is doing something (Javascripty, maybe) that overrides these classes, possibly because they're `span` type elements. All the affected elements have custom attributes, `__ibooks_font_override="true"` and `__ibooks_align_override="true"`; it...

Per [SO](http://apple.stackexchange.com/a/83945), you can retain styles using iBooks Author, so it may be worth seeing what output that generates for something like this. It'll certainly entail more than just the...