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I think that summarizes it well. It's not 10x better that makes the risky bet of going into vendor lock from a VC-backed company worth it. Same issue with Prisma and Next for me.

No, that is exactly what an ORM is, plus mapping it back. Anything around that is additional toolings that no ORM needs to be ORM, but is nonetheless usefull.

Yeah it's funny they even mention ORM while at the same offering something that has nothing to do with ORMs at all. Yes, many ORM libraries offer additional tools like migration an…

Well said. Please never be silent over this fact. It's important to educate people on what an ORM is, what it means and especially what it doesn't mean. Especially in times where V…

> you won’t see anything like this that compiles to javascript https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/47658

That is the real reason we get a less feature-rich TypeScript in the future and Node not supporting full TypeScript. Because they want to be supported by browser.

> I think this is a great step in the right direction by node I think it's the opposite. It will be a net negative, since people will now run TS by default without type checking. W…

Yes, they regret them because they hinder adoptions. Why? Because nobody chose to add TSC with all features in their runtime because TSC is extremely slow. They know they can skyro…

There is always a compile step (JS -> Bytecode -> Machine code). The question is only if it is visible to you or not. They could have made it totally transparent to you by fully su…

This is misleading. It is not transpiling TS in JS, it is transpiling a subset of TS into JS. If my normal TS code can not be "executed" by Node, then it is not executing TS per de…

Except it doesn't. In anything serious, you have to wait for a full type check to happen before you run your TS code. Why would you run code that has not been checked yet and could…

> because I find it's useful How useful is it exactly that you accept to not use DX improving syntax like constructor properties, enums, etc? To me, someone who uses these features…

It's not able to execute TypeScript, but a subset of it. The claim in the title is misleading if not totally wrong. This will unfortunately drive people towards using TS only as a …

you are probably right, but you know it's just that I really want to have a crazy fast typescript checker myself but can not justify the work when I know either nobody else will us…

As the title says, would the benefit of having a let's say ~100x faster TypeScript type checking be so great that you'd pay for it? If so, how much? I'm currently evaluating whethe…

That's really cool! Would love to use it in my c++ projects. One thought that came to my mind: How is the performance? Could you render a relatively complex page at high frames per…

It makes the types available in runtime. You can take a look at the current WIP version of the new upcoming Deepkit book which explains it in great detail: https://deepkit-book.her…

If people say this is a modern version of Spring Boot, then I'm all for it.

To be honest, I don't think NestJS is even remotely comparable to anything like Symfony/Laravel.

Serverless is being worked on. We indeed plan to be Laravel/Symfony/Spring boot in the TypeScript world. Time will tell if we will be successful.

I'm really bad at marketing, but I regularly tweet [0] and chat with the discord [1] community. I'm trying keep the followers up to date with the C++ typescript stuff. Feel free to…

thank you so much!

Can you explain why this gives headache to scale? I ask because it is designed to scale well.

Curious, why would this be related to Deno?