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Build ultra fast, tiny, and cross-platform desktop apps with TypeScript. Two years ago I paused co(lab) to build the desktop app framework I wished existed. Now that I've shipped a stable v1, this post is me reflecting on this two-year sidequest that had me learning Zig, C, C++, and Objective-C. Why I Built This My intro to programming was Visual Basic 6 in the early 2000s, building desktop apps.
Today we are announcing the beta release of TypeScript 6.0! To get started using the beta, you can get it through npm with the following command: npm install -D typescript@beta TypeScript 6.0 is a unique release in that we intend for it to be the last release based on the current JavaScript codebase. As announced last year (with recent updates here), we are working on a new codebase for the TypeSc
Of the many data points this analysis reports, the most useful metrics to look at are the number of files and types, amount of memory used, and the amount of time spent doing I/O, parsing, and type-checking. If I/O times are high or the number of files/lines are high look at Validating Source Files Inclusion. Deeper Insights with Compiler Traces # If the compiler is spending a lot of time in the p
A standardized JSON Schema representation that preserves inferred type information Standard JSON Schema is a common interface designed to be implemented by JavaScript and TypeScript entities that are or can be converted to JSON Schema. The goal is to make it easier for ecosystem tools to accept user-defined types (typically defined using schema/validation libraries) without needing to write custom
We're excited to announce the alpha release of type-aware linting in Oxlint! Overview â Following our technical preview in August, we're excited to announce that type-aware linting has reached alpha status. This milestone brings significant improvements in stability, configurability, and rule coverage. Type-aware linting enables powerful rules like no-floating-promises, no-misused-promises, and aw
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Expected Differences from TypeScript 5.9 There are some caveats to using the new compiler that we want to call out. Many of these are point-in-time issues that we plan to resolve before the final 7.0 release, but some are driven more by long-term decisions to make the default TypeScript experience better. The promise of TypeScript 7.0 means that we will need to heavily shift our focus to the new c
I like programming languages where variables are immutable by default. For example, in Rust, let declares an immutable variable and let mut declares a mutable one. Iâve long wanted this in other languages, like TypeScript, which is mutable by defaultâthe opposite of what I want! I wondered: is it possible to make TypeScript values immutable by default? My goal was to do this purely with TypeScript
From simple UI styles to full Design Systems, write code using Styleframeâs powerful TypeScript CSS API. import { styleframe } from 'styleframe'; import { useColor } from '@styleframe/theme'; const s = styleframe(); const { variable, ref, selector } = s; const spacing = variable('spacing', '1rem'); const { colorPrimary } = useColor(s, { primary: '#318fa0', }); selector('.button', { backgroundColor
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