Would you be willing to clarify what AssemblyScript means by “a strict subset of TypeScript”? Like what is not allowed, and how could it be enforced? Like is there a linter? Or does the custom compiler do that enforcement for you?
The answer is a difficult one to describe in a few comments. If you don't mind waiting, I have a few blog posts I'm writing that are incomplete.
I can answer your question exactly in the near future and merely ask that you keep reading!
Thanks for this excellent question.
Alright, you’ve got a new follower. And thank you for following me! I have some TypeScript-related articles coming up soon too.
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Would you be willing to clarify what AssemblyScript means by “a strict subset of TypeScript”? Like what is not allowed, and how could it be enforced? Like is there a linter? Or does the custom compiler do that enforcement for you?
The answer is a difficult one to describe in a few comments. If you don't mind waiting, I have a few blog posts I'm writing that are incomplete.
I can answer your question exactly in the near future and merely ask that you keep reading!
Thanks for this excellent question.
Alright, you’ve got a new follower. And thank you for following me! I have some TypeScript-related articles coming up soon too.