Why I'm excited for Biome's type inference
A few weeks ago, Biome published their 2024 roadmap. There’s a lot of good stuff in there, but one thing has me particularly curious: type inference for implementing lint rules that rely on TypeScript type information. There’s a lot to unpack in that single sentence. What is Biome actually trying to achieve here? First of all, I would like to stress that they’re not trying to create a full impleme
Devblog of @kdy1
For context, I'm the creator of the swc project and I previously announced that I would use Go for the new TypeScript type checker. Related: I'm porting tsc to Go Related: Status update of my tsc port I'm announcing two things about the new TypeScript type checker. I'll switch back to the Rust version# I was working on the Rust-based TypeScript type checker before switching to Go. But I decided to
I'm porting tsc to Go
I’m porting the TypeScript Type Checker tsc to Go, and not Rust. As the creator of SWC, an extensible Rust platform, this might sound strange. Let me explain. Why port tsc?# As TypeScript continues to rise in adoption, large projects are facing a dilemma: type checking is one of the slowest parts of their workflow. Developers want type safety without the tradeoff of slower iteration cycles. The Ty
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