TypeScript is getting a 10x faster compiler
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Microsoft is porting the TypeScript compiler to Go, resulting in a 10x speed improvement. This change enhances build times, CI/CD performance, editor responsiveness, and hot reload times. The porting approach involved translating existing TypeScript code to Go, preserving the original structure, and optimizing performance through concurrency and alignment with the Language Server Protocol. The new Go-based compiler will be available with TypeScript v7, promising significant performance upgrades without extra effort from developers.
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See how LogRocket's AI-powered error tracking worksWhat’s new with the TypeScript compiler rewrite?Why Microsoft chose to port TypeScript instead of rewriting itWhy Go was chosen over other languagesPerformance gains and trade-offs in the Go-based compilerOver 200k developers use LogRocket to create better digital experiencesWhat developers can expect from the new compilerTypeScript v7 roadmap and transition timelineFinal thoughts: A new era for TypeScriptLogRocket : Full visibility into your web and mobile appsSort: