Remember TypeScript is mostly transpiled down to Javascript. Also, the project is for NodeJS which works with Javascript. Moreover, I was learning typescript of recent and decided to build this project with the newly acquired knowledge.
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I'm talking about webassembly, you can write programs in rust, CPP, c, Assembly script (typescript like) and others to achieve near native speeds. For JavaScript. I was a regular typescript user but node supports wasm which meant I set out to learn CPP now rust, it's enormous fun.
WASM doesn't really seem like a real candidate for something like this - not if you want an API you can consume from JS, anyhow.
Most likely the amount of work you'd be able to outsource to WASM, is more or less the same work you're already outsourcing to highly optimized C code with the standard (String, RegExp, etc.) JS APIs - so I don't think there's a whole lot to gain with WASM here?
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Remember TypeScript is mostly transpiled down to Javascript. Also, the project is for NodeJS which works with Javascript. Moreover, I was learning typescript of recent and decided to build this project with the newly acquired knowledge.
I'm talking about webassembly, you can write programs in rust, CPP, c, Assembly script (typescript like) and others to achieve near native speeds. For JavaScript. I was a regular typescript user but node supports wasm which meant I set out to learn CPP now rust, it's enormous fun.
WASM doesn't really seem like a real candidate for something like this - not if you want an API you can consume from JS, anyhow.
Most likely the amount of work you'd be able to outsource to WASM, is more or less the same work you're already outsourcing to highly optimized C code with the standard (String, RegExp, etc.) JS APIs - so I don't think there's a whole lot to gain with WASM here?