I know it may seem silly, but I've been putting off Babel because of the the initial learning involved. This might be useful. Unless it takes as much learning as Babel.
> Because Hactar simply writes code, your code is not dependent on it. Nothing Hactar does is dependent on Hactar to work. No one contributing to your code even need know Hactar exists. Hactar is transparent and designed to fade into the background. It is just another coder on your team -- one you pay with CPU. If Hactar stops being useful you can simply fire it.
