I can see why they didn't use Rust, I've written little languages in that myself, so I know what is involved, even though I like the language a lot. But I'm qu

I can see why they didn't use Rust, I've written little languages in that myself, so I know what is involved, even though I like the language a lot. But I'm quite surprised they didn't use C#. I would have thought ahead-of-time optimized C# would give nearly the same compilation speed as Go. They do seem to be leaning into concurrency a lot so maybe its more about Go's implementation of that (CSP-like), but doesn't .Net have a near-equivalent to that? Have not used it in a while. Also I get the sense from the video that it still outputs only JS. It would be nice if we could build typescript executables that didn't require that, even if was just WASM, though that is more of a different backend rather than a different compiler. Edit: C# was addressed: https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/discussions/411#discussioncomment-12464695 https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/discussions/411#d...