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It may seem less useful for interpreted languages, like JS, where the code is the artifact. For compiled languages, having a separate place to store official ar
by dahfizz 7y ago
It may seem less useful for interpreted languages, like JS, where the code is the artifact. For compiled languages, having a separate place to store official artifacts is much more important.
- koolba 7y agoCompiled and interpreted are not mutually exclusive either. In particular in the JS world it’s very common to transpile from modern JS or TypeScript to lowest common denominator JS.