Hey there, fellow devs!

We're at a crossroads with our open-source project, Webcrumbs, and would love your perspective. We're deliberating between JavaScript and TypeScript, and while we're leaning in a direction, we're curious to know the community's thoughts.

Some initial pros and cons that come to mind:

JavaScript:

Pros:

• Widespread adoption and massive community.
• No additional setup required.
• Immediate browser compatibility.

Cons:

• Dynamically typed, which can lead to potential type-related issues.
• Might lack some advanced features for larger applications.

TypeScript:

Pros:

• Static typing can catch potential type-related bugs during compile time.
• Can use all of JS's features plus additional TS ones.
• More structured, which could be beneficial for large projects.

Cons:

• Requires a compilation step.
• Might have a steeper learning curve for newcomers.

Which do you think would be better for Webcrumbs, considering the following features:

• Plugin Platform: Integrate and manage React plugins to extend functionality effortlessly.
• No-Code Admin Panel: Control every aspect of your website from a robust admin interface, no coding needed.
• Fully Customizable: Developers can tailor Webcrumbs according to specific needs.
• Open Source & Free: Webcrumbs is committed to being an open-source, community-driven project.

Additionally, if you believe in the project's mission, we'd love your support:

1. Star the Repository: Show your support and help us gain more visibility by starring ⭐️ the repository. Star Webcrumbs on GitHub.
2. Join the Discussions: Your opinions and ideas matter. Participate in ongoing discussions or start a new one. Go to Discussions.
3. Check Open Issues: See what issues are open and where you can contribute. View Open Issues.
4. Read the Contributing Guide: Get all the information you need about how to contribute. Read Contributing Guide.

Looking forward to your insights! 💡