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You have a list of comparisons in the readme. I'm currently wondering how those ts-runtime compares to the ts-compiler.
Motivations
As I want my development environment to run as smooth as production, I'm interested in the differences between the runtime solutions (which you most likely would use while developing a feature) and the compiler (which you most likely would use to build code you can run using node).
Can there be made a comparison on how well the ts-compiler does on all the tasks, or is being right determined by running ts the same way as the javascript, generated by the compiler?
Alternatives
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Additional context
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Bugs are expected to be fixed by those affected by it
I'm interested in working on this issue
Compensating engineering work financially will speed up resolution
I'm willing to offer financial support
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You have a list of comparisons in the readme. I'm currently wondering how those ts-runtime compares to the ts-compiler.
Motivations
As I want my development environment to run as smooth as production, I'm interested in the differences between the runtime solutions (which you most likely would use while developing a feature) and the compiler (which you most likely would use to build code you can run using node).
Can there be made a comparison on how well the ts-compiler does on all the tasks, or is being right determined by running ts the same way as the javascript, generated by the compiler?
Alternatives
No response
Additional context
No response
Bugs are expected to be fixed by those affected by it
Compensating engineering work financially will speed up resolution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: