The Visual Studio team totally needs to steal your ideas and deliver implementations for sharing your workflow.
A graphical development environment and TS library set for something like UML wanted to be for OOP only for everything we need to do and want to do with our codes in any development environment from the enterprise VS group wallet grab setup we still run, to a "redmode" for working from Emacs.
It's not all as bad as XKCD says about creating new standards : the world of code writers is big enough now for many equivalent standards to thrive in coexistence. We're probably still too emotionally scarred from the very recent years when anything that smacks of making standards and arguing betweent them had much more serious consequences than possible today.
A graphical development environment and TS library set for something like UML wanted to be for OOP only for everything we need to do and want to do with our codes in any development environment from the enterprise VS group wallet grab setup we still run, to a "redmode" for working from Emacs.
It's not all as bad as XKCD says about creating new standards : the world of code writers is big enough now for many equivalent standards to thrive in coexistence. We're probably still too emotionally scarred from the very recent years when anything that smacks of making standards and arguing betweent them had much more serious consequences than possible today.