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it is confusing the way you are explaining it, so much that even you can't understand. You do have a build step, you just think that doing that using node scri

it is confusing the way you are explaining it, so much that even you can't understand. You do have a build step, you just think that doing that using node script is the same as not having one, I guess.

root_axis 3mo ago
Yeah, IMO they are just making stuff up. Even as explained what they're saying makes no sense. Ultimately, there needs to be some entrypoint into the client-side script, node has no built in way to serve source code it's type-stripped over http.
- austin-cheney 3mo ago
  If Node is your web server then node does have a way to serve the code to the browser... or you could just have node write the stripped code to a file for your other web server. It sounds like you are not even trying to think through this. I recommend putting fingers on keyboard and just trying to find your way through the solution instead of complaining about how impossible life is.
  - root_axis 3mo ago
    > I recommend putting fingers on keyboard and just trying to find your way through the solution instead of complaining about how impossible life is. I recommend you stop making stuff up online. We're 10 layers deep into this thread and you still can't explain how any of this works in a coherent way. If any of this is real, why don't you attach a link from the node documention or an article that explains this technique that allows node to serve type stripped imports over http. I'm not asking for a link to the http stack, I'm asking you to explain how you run a node app that consumes your typescript source code and serves it over http without a bundler.
    - brazukadev 3mo ago
      guy really think everybody is a JS-framework user so he can drop a few words and get away with saying things that doesn't make sense. But in the last post he kinda explained that he uses a node script to convert TS to JS. He is just confused.

root_axis 3mo ago

Yeah, IMO they are just making stuff up. Even as explained what they're saying makes no sense. Ultimately, there needs to be some entrypoint into the client-side script, node has no built in way to serve source code it's type-stripped over http.

austin-cheney 3mo ago
If Node is your web server then node does have a way to serve the code to the browser... or you could just have node write the stripped code to a file for your other web server. It sounds like you are not even trying to think through this. I recommend putting fingers on keyboard and just trying to find your way through the solution instead of complaining about how impossible life is.
- root_axis 3mo ago
  > I recommend putting fingers on keyboard and just trying to find your way through the solution instead of complaining about how impossible life is. I recommend you stop making stuff up online. We're 10 layers deep into this thread and you still can't explain how any of this works in a coherent way. If any of this is real, why don't you attach a link from the node documention or an article that explains this technique that allows node to serve type stripped imports over http. I'm not asking for a link to the http stack, I'm asking you to explain how you run a node app that consumes your typescript source code and serves it over http without a bundler.
  - brazukadev 3mo ago
    guy really think everybody is a JS-framework user so he can drop a few words and get away with saying things that doesn't make sense. But in the last post he kinda explained that he uses a node script to convert TS to JS. He is just confused.