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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
Have you looked at Sorbet? https://sorbet.org/
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
Rust’s type system is sound, unlike TypeScript, and Rust provides a lot more performance by default. You can get good performance out of JavaScript, but it can be difficult, and the code can end up being difficult to maintain. If you’re try
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
I tweaked my comment a little. I’m not sure exactly how webpack is doing it’s work, but I think you’re right. I think the big optimization is skipping the bundling. If you want to wait on type checking results, and that’s the slowest part,
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> I think in my projects, the TypeScript compilation is what takes the longest, so although I use parcel and it's pretty fast, I still have to wait 1-2 seconds for TypeScript to compile changes. The build result doesn’t need to wait
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
If you're not using rails to create an API server, and you've only got a single database, then I'm not sure there's any value in GraphQL. My (limited) understanding is that GraphQL is great for writing database agnostic
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by genuine_smiles 7y ago
> I could freely move different render functions between static, request-time, and client-side if I wanted to You can do the same thing with Next.js, and you can move between client-side and static with Gatsby > But the only special
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by genuine_smiles 7y ago
I’m not away of any language with a feature comparable to its editions. Editions should enable Rust to avoid the bloat of languages like c++, Java, or c# over time while avoiding the Python 2 problem. https://doc.rust-lang.org&#x
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by genuine_smiles 7y ago
> fast compiles, fast startup and fast runtime All I can think of is D, but it’s not quite mainstream. Are there any other less popular languages that meet all 3 conditions?
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by genuine_smiles 7y ago
If you were using rails you would run migrations and then with git check if the schema file has any changes.
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Making the JavaScript Switch = Object Pattern Work in TypeScript(maxburson.com)
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