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Splitting out of #296: one of the big architecture points I would choose when writing a linter would be writing it in TypeScript, rather than JavaScript or a native speed language such as Rust. This is a big enough point that I think it deserves to be split into its own standalone blog post.
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One of the main side motivators here is that TypeScript is essential for type information right now. Blocked on that as its own blog post: #298.
Really, the main motivation is helping developers stay in their own language.
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Splitting out of #296: one of the big architecture points I would choose when writing a linter would be writing it in TypeScript, rather than JavaScript or a native speed language such as Rust. This is a big enough point that I think it deserves to be split into its own standalone blog post.
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One of the
mainside motivators here is that TypeScript is essential for type information right now. Blocked on that as its own blog post: #298.Really, the main motivation is helping developers stay in their own language.
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