Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
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Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#2> runtime for TypeScript written in Go
This makes it sound like the TypeScript runtime (interpreter or JIT) is written in Go, but the project uses the quickjs JavaScript runtime, which is written in C:
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#3Project appears to be semi-dead, and was early stages when it was alive.
Incidentally, Elsa is already the name of a C++ parser: https://scottmcpeak.com/elkhound/sources/elsa/
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#4Fast and go, choose 1. Go is possibly the slowest compiled major language
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#5Fast and go, choose 1. Go is possibly the slowest compiled major language
do you have source to back it up? go seems fast enough to me.
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#6Fast and go, choose 1. Go is possibly the slowest compiled major language
do you have source to back it up? go seems fast enough to me.
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#7Fast and go, choose 1. Go is possibly the slowest compiled major language
Probably the standard Go compiler doesn't provide many optimization?
I just checked that the one used by The Computer Language Benchmark Game, and not gccgo.
Perhaps..
Re: Elsa – Minimal, fast, secure runtime for TypeScript written in Go
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
do you have source to back it up? go seems fast enough to me.
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