I've released another mini-update (containing 3 new features), and as it slowly starts to inch closer and closer to my envisionment PLUS MORE, I wa...
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As Jon Randy said, no browser natively supports Typescript. Also Typescript becomes JS at compile time with little to no runtime overhead so I think you may not know exactly what Typescript is. It seems like HotTea seems to be more of a runtime library for schema validations than a bridge for Typescript.
Any feedback with the library, and its features?
I know what TS is, and I know no browser supports it (hopefully I can add "(yet)" to that), but since you can't write TS natively in the browser, I came up with this fulfill a similar purpose.
HotTea seems to be really different than TS because it seems to be very runtime heavy and could possibly slow applications down too.
Okay.
Hello Calin.
Just a small advice about the versioning. I think it's better to use git tag to manage version and not use sub-directory on the repository.
Good luck for your new project !
How do I do that? Also, what's wrong with subdirs?
I'm only doing what I'm familiar with.
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No browser natively supports Typescript
That's the point of the library. It's literally stated there.
If you intended to use for browser, you should consider a CDN.
Or just hot-linking with GitHub Pages.
If I remembered correctly, JSDoc doesn't show in browser as well.
Also, consider putting how-to in README.md
None of this is feedback.
I don't wanna sound greedy or elfish, or whatever "sin"/thing may relate to the following, but, I can't say I'm not disappointed.
To clarify, this is feedback, and I appreciate it. But I was hoping for feedback on the libraries features.
There is no documentation, no example. People won't try to decrypt the code you wrote just to give you feedback. Sorry.
I left doc-comments?
Do people not read doc-comments? I also gave examples in my first post.
Well, would you be able to test it if I provided an "examples.js" in the repo?