Nice article. I suppose that explains what I experienced while on the rtrace branch. :)
BTW, you mentioned
Writing code that can be executed in node.js immediately helps you circumvent the aforementioned slow compile times and cumbersome build steps unless you are coding in TypeScript
Just wanted to mention I've been using ts-node in transpileOnly mode, in a relative big application, and the speed difference between plain JS and ts-node is almost imperceivable (and also cached on re-runs).
AssemblyScript also requires ts-node version 8 which is not the latest version. This is because of some kind of tsconfig problem with AssemblyScript. If I had to use it, I would not get the latest version. I'll try to keep this in mind for later because it's something I could measure against.
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Nice article. I suppose that explains what I experienced while on the rtrace branch. :)
BTW, you mentioned
Just wanted to mention I've been using ts-node in transpileOnly mode, in a relative big application, and the speed difference between plain JS and ts-node is almost imperceivable (and also cached on re-runs).
AssemblyScript also requires
ts-node
version8
which is not the latest version. This is because of some kind oftsconfig
problem withAssemblyScript
. If I had to use it, I would not get the latest version. I'll try to keep this in mind for later because it's something I could measure against.