A look at Node JS and the Amaro TypeScript type-stripping loader.

💬 Topics:
1. Working with TypeScript in Node;
2. Node vs Bun vs Deno;
3. What is Node Amaro? 

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Node.js has released Amaro v1, a built-in TypeScript type stripping loader that allows developers to run TypeScript files directly without external build processes. This major update uses SWC under the hood and supports two modes: strip types (removes annotations) and transform types (handles advanced features like enums). Unlike previous experimental support, Amaro works with TypeScript files in node_modules, enabling entire dependency trees to run without pre-compilation. This brings Node.js closer to the seamless TypeScript experience offered by Deno and Bun, with plans to promote TypeScript support from experimental to stable status later this year.

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