JavaScript boy and “lovely thoughtleader” 
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Hot take: tools with built-in support for Babel or TypeScript are bad for the ecosystem. They stifle competition, and make it significantly harder for a new compiler to get adoption. It also harms Babel/TS by having another tool locked to their major making it harder to iterate.
Side-note: I feel the same way about including a package manager with Node.
We really need to catch up 
Well, node isn't the first popular language to have that tough I think (is it?). Golang didn't have that and it didn't seem to go so smooth from there. (Forgive my ignorance if totally mixed up here. Thanks)
Most popular languages have a package manager either bundled with them (eg. NuGet, Cargo, pip, CPAN), or a de-facto standard one that everyone uses (eg. Composer). Do you feel they should all stop doing that?
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