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Even though I have my considerations regarding Go, I love that they picked Go instead of the fashion to go Rust that seems to be the norm now. A compiled managed language is much better approach for userspace applications. Pity that they didn't go with AOT compiled .NET, though.
Hi folks, Daniel Rosenwasser from the TypeScript team here. We're obviously very excited to announce this! RyanCavanaugh (our dev lead) and I are around to answer any quick questions you might have. You can also tune in to the Discord AMA mentioned in the blog this upcoming Thursday.
The post title is a bit misleading. It should say a 10x faster build time, or a 10x faster TypeScript compiler . tsc (compiler) is 10x faster, but not the final TS program runtime. Still an amazing feat! But doom will not run faster "To meet those goals, we’ve begun work on a native port of the TypeScript compiler and tools. The native implementation will drastically improve editor startup, reduce most build times by…
look, not to argue with a stranger on hacker news, lol, but genuine calm question here: is this really a helpful nit? I know what you're getting at but the blogpost itself doesn't imply that JavaScript is 10x faster. I could complain, about your suggested change, that it's really `build and typecheck` time. It's a title. Sometimes they don't have _all_ the context. That's ok.
Syntax podcast has a conversation with Anders and Dan about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlGza4oIleY&t=1s
Hi folks, Daniel Rosenwasser from the TypeScript team here. We're obviously very excited to announce this! RyanCavanaugh (our dev lead) and I are around to answer any quick questions you might have. You can also tune in to the Discord AMA mentioned in the blog this upcoming Thursday.
The post title is a bit misleading. It should say a 10x faster build time, or a 10x faster TypeScript compiler . tsc (compiler) is 10x faster, but not the final TS program runtime. Still an amazing feat! But doom will not run faster "To meet those goals, we’ve begun work on a native port of the TypeScript compiler and tools. The native implementation will drastically improve editor startup, reduce most build times by…
look, not to argue with a stranger on hacker news, lol, but genuine calm question here: is this really a helpful nit? I know what you're getting at but the blogpost itself doesn't imply that JavaScript is 10x faster. I could complain, about your suggested change, that it's really `build and typecheck` time. It's a title. Sometimes they don't have _all_ the context. That's ok.