when building Rust code, the reward for your patience is provably-correct, highly-optimized machine code. when building TypeScript code, the reward for your patience is… "JavaScript? Seriously?"
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The Typescript transpiler ought to be rewritten in Rust, for speed.
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Then of course, making it easily runnable from a node.js project has clear advantages. Would need a few precompiled binaries shipped as an npm package if this were to happen.
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you should try ocaml ;) that language is built for fast compiles
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Our team would be more than happy to hear about problems you're running into. Technically on vacation but feel free to DM me!
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Yah I was surprised by the Pathfinder demo Typescript taking longer to compile than the Rust.
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Even with all those type annotations?
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Huge build time speed difference with strict generic checks for me... https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/18646 … - 2.4 and 2.5.{1,2} were way worse though. It's a real issue :-(
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Really appreciate the constantly improving typechecking though
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