FailorTwist

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by FailorTwist 9y ago
he might be partially right, because I have not yet found time to write tests for certain functions of the transpiler (I have been effectively unemployed for a few months now and making ends meet is my only priority at the moment.) that sai
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
Thanks for asking! jazzle's feature set is currently roughly that of buble's, so I guess that won't be something jazzle will especially win at. As for speed, jazzle was about 70%-80% slower than buble, at least the buble I in
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
Thank you for the kind words! I mean, really -- it feels really cool to be appreciated by someone whom one's work has not brought the slightest benefit to. thanks again! to be honest, yes, by the time (if ever) this project takes off
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
> How is it better than babel? Why is it innovative? Just for the record, this submission's original title was "A very fast Ecmascript Transpiler+Bundler+Minifier in less than 80kb minified, gzipped"; There was indeed anot
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
> Why would a country ban npmjs? that is also what I keep asking myself. those in charge of censorship are not especially educated people (they are mostly young clerics/government devoutees), and a website's number of visitors
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
Thanks a lot!
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
Thanks -- I had no idea 'Show HN' submissions are different! I just finished reading the guide you linked me to; please correct me if I'm wrong, do I have to re-submit this submission, with a leading 'Show HN'?
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by FailorTwist 9y ago
Hi. I'm the original (and the only!) author of jazzle. I started working on it around Sep. 2015. I am from a country where I can no longer access npm without tor, and even then it is so excruciatingly slow as to be unusable. As such,
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Show HN: Jazzle – An Innovative, Fast Transpiler for ECMAScript 2015 and later(github.com)
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