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No, they don't have to. Deno supports Typescript. And Typescript supports Typechecking without a build process. Linters, tests and other tools can also be run
by whstl 4y ago
No, they don't have to.
Deno supports Typescript. And Typescript supports Typechecking without a build process.
Linters, tests and other tools can also be run without a build process.
- groestl 4y agoWhat exactly is "a build process" for you. For me, it is a process which results in an artifact. An artifact that is, in the best case, automatically tested, optimized, signed, and ready to be deployed. Compilation is a rather small part of it. But since I need to run all the other things anyway, why not compile there, and remove entropy from runtime.
- jamesgeck0 4y ago"build process" is defined in detail in TFA. You're arguing about something so entirely orthogonal to the point of the article that I can't help but wonder if you've actually read it.
- groestl 4y agoI did read it, and I find the title misleading.
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