docs: update transpilers article (#1856)

Author: NickIliev

docs/tooling/transpilers.md

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 title: Transpilers
 description: Learn how to enable TypeScript and other transpiler support in your NativeScript project.
-position: 30
+position: 130
 slug: transpilers
 previous_url: /transpilers,/core-concepts/transpilers
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 # Using transpilers in NativeScript
 
-Transpilers allow you to develop your application in languages other than JavaScript, CSS and XML. NativeScript applications can be developed more comfortably when transpilers are used in the project. NativeScript projects support the Babel transpiler out of the box, although any other transpiler can be integrated through the necessary hooks.
+Transpilers allow you to develop your application in languages other than JavaScript, CSS and XML. In the common case, an additional transpiler is not needed in NativeScript (version 6.x and above) because the framework is enabling Webpack builds by default. The Webpack build produces already transpiled `bundle.js` file. Use additional transpilers only if you have a specific case which requires it.
 
 ## Installing Babel
 
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 If you want to change the version of the Babel compiler used in your project, simply install the version you want into your project through npm.
 
 If you want to configure Babel, create a `.babelrc` file in the root of your project according to [spec](https://babeljs.io/docs/usage/babelrc/).
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-## Installing other transpilers
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-Transpiler support can be extended through the use of hooks. The easiest way to distribute transpiler hooks is by means of npm modules. You can use the implementation of the TypeScript and Babel hooks as reference and grok the [nativescript-hook module](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-hook) that provides common hook installation support to transpiler authors.