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We tested TS Go with ArkType's stress tests:
📈5x faster
📉30% less memory
✅99% correct
Even the craziest types in our repo were perfect on day one🤯
David Blass
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David Blass
@ssalbdivad
- WSL does not get enough credit for what an amazing piece of tech it is. I've used it almost exclusively for dev for the last ~5 years and have run into less issues than I did developing on MacOS or Windows natively.
00:00Folks using WSL* as their dev environment, what's your experience been like? I have a phat gaming PC that could churn up some dev tasks/video editing tasks but am nervous about the switch. * Windows Subsystem for Linux - I will not be stopped until every RegExp on GitHub has types.
Unbelievable behavior - my abusive relationship with typescript's type system continues📢Introducing ArkRegex📢 a drop in replacement for new RegExp() with types ⬇️
00:00 - How has this man not been hired by the @typescript team yet? If this is what @AndaristRake can do in his off hours, imagine his productivity if he could work on TS full-time🤯
- Replying to @colinhacksDone😅 I actually think this implementation has a lot of merit but I haven't gotten around to publishing it as a standalone package, it's in `@ark/util` github.com/arktypeio/arkt…
- The TypeScript rewrite would never have worked in Rust. Learn why in 30 seconds.
00:00 - A lot of library authors end up with generics requiring a crazy number of ordered parameters. This feels fine when you're defining them, but is awful to read and maintain. If you have types with more ~3 ordered parameters, you need the solution below⬇️
- The proposed syntax will torpedo this if it doesn't change soon. It's too much like ??= and breaks intuitions about ? relating to null/undefined.
![const [error, response] ?= await fetch("https://arthur.place")](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GVDRr_NaUAAUkqJ.jpg)
- I'm looking for some consulting hours in January to support my full-time work on @arktypeio. I have unique expertise in these areas: - Type-safety for complex APIs - Type optimization (avoid editor lag) - Type tests/benchmarks Retweets would also be a big help! Details⬇️
- This code only looks complex to people who don't often write type-level code. It's not "superhuman" to do something if the only reason most devs can't is because the need for them to learn it doesn't come up. Also, there's much better ways to do this and the comments suck.Replying to @yoheinakajimaceiling is being raised. cursor's copilot helped us write "superhuman code" for a critical feature. We can read this code, but VERY few engineers out there could write it from scratch. Took lots of convincing too. "come on, this must be possible, try harder". and obviously- done
- This is a *massive* step for the TypeScript ecosystem. Soon, devs will be able to use whatever validation library fits their data instead of just what their dependencies explicitly support 🎉 @zodtypes🤝@valibot🤝@arktypeioBIG DAY. Introducing Standard Schema 1.0! It's a specification for a "common interface" to be implemented by all TypeScript schema libraries, written collaboratively by the the creators of Zod (👋), Valibot, and ArkType to promote interoperability. standardschema.dev
