2 ms·
But to what end? For a compiler, there is no need for all the overhead of npm (usually), ts, tsconfig, package.json bundler and bundler configuration, to get so
by zelphirkalt 3y ago
But to what end? For a compiler, there is no need for all the overhead of npm (usually), ts, tsconfig, package.json bundler and bundler configuration, to get something usable, unless one really wants a JS thing at the end to run in the browser. I imagine even some webassembly tool chains may be shorter.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- meheleventyone 3y agoThe article answers this question. The author is using deno which is a single binary that uses TypeScript without all of that.