primering

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by primering 4y ago
I agree. We will do that once we shift focus on marketing/website, which is when we are out of alpha. Currently its a pragmatic low time-budget site that has only as purpose to tell that this exist, not to sell it like the companies yo
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by primering 4y ago
I agree, so I removed it. Designers sometimes recommend something that will not work out in the real world, so I have no hard feeling removing that. Website is still not optimised though. It's a big SPA that loads most things in advanc
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by primering 4y ago
We generate byte-code from the TypeScript AST, embed that into the emitted JavaScript, and execute them on-demand in a virtual machine during runtime. The result is a type-object which contains the computed type of a TypeScript type express
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by primering 4y ago
Having TypeScript types in runtime feels definitely like magic at the beginning. A TypeScript transformer makes them available in runtime so that libraries like the ORM, validator, or serialiser can use them to do whatever they do. You can
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by primering 4y ago
Both, but for the backend it's an entire framework that replaces something like Express/NestJS and for the frontend it is not. In the frontend can be used the validator and serialiser, so that types can be easily shared between fr
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by primering 4y ago
Yes, it covers a lot. But that is in my eyes necessary to provide high performance throughout the whole application and is necessary to offer something that is fundamental unique. It's a matter of providing very fast basic building blo
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by primering 4y ago
Yes, that is what is meant, also in terms of development speed. Of course, there will always be faster implementations in other languages, but in context of JavaScript/TypeScript, it's high performance. In the introduction blog po
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by primering 4y ago
It's fixed.
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by primering 4y ago
That's right. It's still being worked on, so a lot of documentation doesn't exist yet. But work is also being done in parallel on a book/new docs that covers all areas.
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TypeScript runtime types change everything(deepkit.io)
4 points by primering 5y ago|0 comments
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TypeScript Bytecode Interpreter / Runtime Types(github.com)
2 points by primering 5y ago|0 comments