You can run multiple processes of Sucrase if you want at which point it will still be faster than threaded SWC/esbuild. This is currently up to the user, but ho

You can run multiple processes of Sucrase if you want at which point it will still be faster than threaded SWC/esbuild. This is currently up to the user, but hopefully, the authors follow through on this issue and integrate an easier way for users to do this (though I don't know if they want that as core functionality). https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase/issues/730 https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase/issues/730 JS JIT creators don't get enough credit for their string implementations. Not much comes close when you consider both performance and robustness they packed into the C++ implementations that JS is actually using.